The world's first parrot brain surgery in New Zealand
For the first time in the world, New Zealand doctors have applied human anatomy to brain surgery for a young kākāpō parrot with birth defects.
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For the first time in the world, New Zealand doctors have applied human anatomy to brain surgery for a young kākāpō parrot with birth defects.
White swans nest, lay eggs on an unusual nest.
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The world once shaken when witnessing the corpse of sea turtles, birds, whales ... filled with plastic waste inside the body. However, recent research shows that plastic…
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Scientists analyze ancient feather patterns and argue that they can act as bait, helping birds escape predators.
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According to Auk: Ornithological Advances magazine, British scientists explain why the eggs of some seabirds are pear-shaped.
Is that a bird? Or is it an airplane? No, it's a hybrid balloon!
When we become birds, we will grow wings to fly, make houses on trees, lay eggs, raise children and can skip eating chicken.
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Jet engines are always the most overwhelming and often we look before boarding a plane.
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