Study Indicates That Roosters May Be Self-Aware
Avian intelligence is a fascinating area of research that frequently spawns new discoveries that call into question our understanding of …
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New Study Examines the Collective Action of Flocking Birds
During the migration seasons, the skies over parts of Europe come to life with an exceptionally beautiful and mysterious display …
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Skilled Crows Activate Different Parts of Their Brains Than Inexperienced Peers
The impressive intellect of crows and other members of the corvid family has been the subject of speculation, study, and …
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Our Neolithic Ancestors Hunted Songbirds According to New Archeological Findings
Göbekli Tepe is an archeological site located in modern-day Turkey. It is believed to have been built more than 10,000 …
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Parakeets Have a “Vocal Fingerprint” That Others Recognize
For social animals, the ability to recognize one another is an essential skill. From hairdos to facial bone structure to …
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Facial Recognition Software Assists in Goose Conservation
With the current meteoric rise in the usage and popularity of generative AI, it sometimes feels like there’s no limit …
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Nest Boxes Are Crucial to Cavity Nesting Birds in Deforested Areas
If your mental image of a bird’s nest resembles mine, then it is probably something like this: a cup of …
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Long Distance Migrants May Be Resilient to Climate Change Dangers
Climate change is a constant source of worry for ecologists, conservationists, and all of those who love birds and nature …
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Is Brush Management Actually Benefitting the Greater Sage-grouse?
The Greater Sage-grouse declined by 83% between 1966 and 2015. From as many as 16 million birds in pre-colonial North …
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UC Berkeley Study Examines Hummingbird Alcohol Consumption
It is well-known that alcohol, both naturally occurring and human-produced, is a part of the lives of some animals. From …
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