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Dec 08, 2016 02:36 AM EST

Thousands Of Snow Geese Die After Landing On Toxic Pit In Montana

About 25,000 snow geese died after they landed on contaminated water in an open pit in Montana.

Dec 06, 2016 04:29 AM EST

Bird Flies Through Laser Light, Wears Goggles, Provides Information On Flight Research

A bird named Obi flew with goggles and through a laser light to help scientist understand about flight research.

Feb 25, 2016 07:25 AM EST

Birds that Migrate Farther May be Smarter

Birds that migrate the longest distances may actually be smarter.

Feb 24, 2016 07:14 AM EST

Dodos Weren't Bird Brains! New Study Reveals They Were Intelligent

The dodo bird may have been more intelligent than previously thought. Scientists have found that the overall size of the dodo's brain in relation to its body size was on par with its closest living relatives: pigeons.

Feb 23, 2016 07:26 AM EST

How Do Animals' Ears Work: How Birds, Lizards and Frogs Hear with Directional Hearing

How does direction hearing work in animals?

Feb 12, 2016 12:08 PM EST

Giant, Flightless Bird Roamed The Arctic 50 Million Years Ago

Study finds that giant, flightless bird with a head the size of a horse's wandered the Arctic 50 million years ago.

Feb 11, 2016 10:37 AM EST

Penguin Parents' Labor Division May Hurt Chicks During Lean Seasons

Penguin chicks may be vulnerable due to their parents' division of labor.

Feb 11, 2016 08:45 AM EST

World's Oldest Bird, Wisdom, Just Hatched Another Chick at Age 65

The world's oldest banded wild bird has given birth to a new chick.

Feb 03, 2016 12:39 PM EST

Little Penguins In New Zealand Are Recent Australian Invaders, Study Reveals

Researchers find that New Zealand's 'little blue penguins' are Australian invaders that showed up recently.

Feb 01, 2016 11:23 AM EST

Tiny Birds Prefer Flying with Friends: How These Birds Stick Together

Small birds apparently prefer flying with company.

Jan 29, 2016 07:55 AM EST

Camouflage Saves Eggs and Birds from Being Eaten by Predators

Scientists have looked at camouflage and have found just how vital it is for keeping prey animals alive.

Jan 28, 2016 03:14 PM EST

Birds' Magnetic Compass During Migration is Drastically Impacted by Polarized Light

It turns out that the magnetic compass that birds use to orient themselves may be impacted by polarized light.

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Thousands Of Snow Geese Die After Landing On Toxic Pit In Montana

Bird Flies Through Laser Light, Wears Goggles, Provides Information On Flight Research

Birds that Migrate Farther May be Smarter

Dodos Weren't Bird Brains! New Study Reveals They Were Intelligent

How Do Animals' Ears Work: How Birds, Lizards and Frogs Hear with Directional Hearing

Giant, Flightless Bird Roamed The Arctic 50 Million Years Ago

Penguin Parents' Labor Division May Hurt Chicks During Lean Seasons

World's Oldest Bird, Wisdom, Just Hatched Another Chick at Age 65

Little Penguins In New Zealand Are Recent Australian Invaders, Study Reveals

Tiny Birds Prefer Flying with Friends: How These Birds Stick Together

Camouflage Saves Eggs and Birds from Being Eaten by Predators

Birds' Magnetic Compass During Migration is Drastically Impacted by Polarized Light

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