Players pull back a gigantic slingshot loaded with plush Angry Birds and let them fly at balloon pigs sheltered in toy bricks. Chances are you need to make your own bird-flinging scream, though.

HELSINKI — Angry Birds are getting angrier because some of their real-life counterparts in the South Pacific are facing extinction. Rovio, the creator of the hugely popular Angry Birds games ...

Astronaut Don Pettit helped launch the new Angry Birds Space mobile game by playing with a stuffed Angry Bird on the space station.

This bird is not in the mood to play around. A dead ringer for the character Red from the beloved Angry Birds video game franchise was snapped by photographer Brian E. Kushner in the back yard of h… ...

Angry Birds Space marks the first integrated multimedia launch for Finland-based Rovio, with related merchandise, animation shorts and books available at the same time as the game.

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News Bring Angry Birds To Life With Real USB Slingshot By Elizabeth Fish Feb 29, 2012 4:04 pm PST [Photo: Mbed] Love it or hate it, Angry Birds is one of the most successful games around.

At Space Center Houston, visitors will find huge 3-D sculptures and imaginative scenes from "Angry Birds Space" in the Kids Space Place, starting at 11 a.m. Friday.

Now, in the latest iteration, Angry Birds fans can try to crash those virtual structures by aiming, and hitting, an actual, physical golf ball.

Concentrated Solar Energy plant would generate thousands of degrees of heat and caused the death of 6000 birds per year.

Adult honeyguides lay their eggs in other birds’ nests — usually smallish bee-eaters — and the baby honeyguides are left to fend for themselves in a nest full of foster siblings.