Discovering parrot species is only as small as a thumb
The world's smallest parrot, the size of the adult's thumb, was first discovered in Papua New Guinea.
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The world's smallest parrot, the size of the adult's thumb, was first discovered in Papua New Guinea.
Examining and evaluating the situation, dive into the water, after a moment the fish was in the middle of a kingfisher mine. Below is a picture of the king of fortune-te…
Scientists have recently discovered in some birds, the sound they produce while flying is more like singing than the usual swarming calls.
It is a very simple thing, but it is also the most mysterious thing of nature, why only the new flamingos stand on one leg?
Camouflage and using nicknames seemingly only in intelligence films. But no, recently scientists and detectives have discovered the extinct Tasmanian crazy bird turned o…
If a lush and safe forest with meandering streams is considered a luxury stop for migratory birds, in fact, according to Purdue University's research results, these bird…
When the doves fly into the air in fear, their wings create a special screech to warn others.
The sight of an angled flying tern to sneak through the door of the warehouse at speeds of up to 56 km / h has been recorded in Scotland.
Instead of wandering on the sidewalk picking up pieces of cigarettes or chewing gum, pigeons in Brisbane, Queensland, like drinking pure water and bathing in clear water.
Two professional snipers have been sent to a national park in Australia to protect the first penguin population here.
According to Kathryn Lord, staff of the University of Massachusetts Amherst, biologically, not only dogs but also many other animals bark.
The birds that live in the cities and towns will be more lazy, rising later than the rural birds.
The secret of the big bird's beaks makes the natural world learn headache for centuries. Until recently, Brazilian scientists discovered that mines help them cool their…
Mammals and many birds and fish are winners in the evolutionary race, while African crocodiles, American crocodiles, and a relative of the tuatara snake are the losers.
On June 25, on a page of Cell Press publisher Current Biology, researchers announced that they could have a specific look inside their minds. of birds as they fly throug…