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Birds 'invasion' city because of lack of bait
The number of gulls in urban areas in the UK has increased rapidly over the past time due to scarcity of sea food and landfills. Herring gulls are one of the most endang…
Gulls whale whale meat
Gluttonous seagulls make the whale scene rush into the air or display a giant tail on the water that becomes a luxury for travelers to Argentina.
Birds know how to avoid 'incest'
A study helps scientists discover the secret to helping seabirds avoid their relatives during the search for mates to mate. Until recently many scientists still thought…
Massive sea birds die in Chile
Jose Luis Brito, director of the San Antonio Museum of Natural History and Archeology, told the UCV radio station that the corpses of cormorants, pelicans, gray seagulls…
'Population' seabirds reduced the alarm
The 'population' of nearly half the world's seabirds is declining at an alarming rate, especially the albatross, according to a study published in the journal of the Int…
Birds fly faster due to climate change
The speed of wind traveling across Antarctic waters has increased over the past three decades, and the increasingly strong winds have forced the region's birds to fly fa…
Seagull is the rarest in the world
The Amsterdam albatross has just been proved by biologists of the University of Lethbridge (Canada) to be one of the world's most isolated and rare species. This seabird…
Thousands of seabirds died from the tsunami in the United States
Thousands of seabirds were killed when the tsunami was caused by an earthquake off Japan last week flooding Midway, a remote atoll in the northwest of the Hawaiian Islan…
Seagulls sniffed away 20 km away
US scientists discovered the sense of the wide-winged seagulls allowing them to recognize the smell of prey at distances of up to 20 km.
Track migratory birds via electronic cards
Every year, the Manx seabirds often have a journey of up to 20,000 km.
Large seagulls once existed in the North Atlantic
US researchers unearthed the first fossil reproduction site of the great albatross in Bermuda. This site contains many of their bones but no one lives there today nor el…
Sky bird - the horror of
A seagull weighs a few pounds, and the plane weighs tens of tons. But when colliding, the aircraft has little chance of escaping. At Vietnam's Noi Bai airport, there wer…
The bones in lava tubes reveal Haai's natural history
After the interview with zoologist professor Peggy Ostrom, she mentioned her next project about the endangered seabird in Hawaii.
The initial successful redistribution of Caspian terns
The initiative to build a new nesting area for the largest terns in the world and at the same time protecting the salmon and baby sharks on the Columbia River has finall…