The hawk squadron - a new weapon that helps Rome prevent bird droppings
Authorities in Rome, Italy, hope the warlike kite squadron can scare away the starlings, the author of the rain feces smells.
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Authorities in Rome, Italy, hope the warlike kite squadron can scare away the starlings, the author of the rain feces smells.
Bluebirds are the only species of tap-dance to attract mates, both in males and females.
The 64-year-old Laysan albatross returned to the nest in Hawaii, USA, after nearly a year to prepare to give birth to the 37th child.
The famous peacock with colorful colorful tail feathers has many black round spots and gold and green edges like extremely gorgeous eyes.
The world's first exhibition of homosexuality in animals has shown that homosexuality in humans is not unnatural.
If you think animals and plants don't have intelligence, then this is the time to think again.
Scientists say that during evolution, many animals have developed an extremely unique skill called
Brown flute - Acridotheres tristis: This is a native Indian bird, but has been introduced to all parts of the world, mainly to destroy agricultural pests.
When birds eat a large amount of plastic, they will face a quick and painful death.
A species of bird that lives in East Asia's rainforests is in danger of extinction by a horn that is three times more valuable than ivory.
The parrot Poncho was born in England, once filmed
Winter in the Arctic, temperatures drop very low, accompanied by very scarce foods. When the ambient temperature drops, it is difficult to find food, polar bears start t…
Pileated ants, the largest species in North America, tucked their heads into the trunk at 24km / h, 20 times per second. So why don't their heads melt to pieces?
A scientist discovered a rare mustache fish kingfisher after 50 years of searching, but then killed it as a specimen and claimed it was for scientific research.
The event of Vietjet Air's flying Airbus bird and its head is a testament to the potential danger posed by birds.