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Research by scientists at Oregon Health University shows that birds' voices are also altered after drinking.
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Research by scientists at Oregon Health University shows that birds' voices are also altered after drinking.
The British Connection magazine reported that in the arid South Africa area, there was a giant bird nest with over 500 sparrows on a big tree.
When examining the peripheral auditory system of birds, American zoologists found the hearing loss of female finches varies with the season.
Healthy home sparrows tend to avoid contact with sick home sparrow, raising hopes to monitor the spread of diseases affecting humans such as bird flu, according to AFP.
Sillem mountain finches (Finch Moutain Sillem) were first discovered in 1929, but this is a mysterious bird and it was not until 1992 that researchers identified the bir…
Corn sharing is a bird with blue and yellow fur. They live and settle in Europe and Western Asia. Both males and females live with many partners throughout their lives.…
This is the third year in the world to celebrate the World Sparrow Day (WSD) since the first time it took place on the occasion of honoring the beauty of the house (Pass…
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) said: in the near future, many animals, including birds, Spoonbill are included in the list of conservation pro…
The male zebra finch also establishes a homosexual relationship in the absence of females and still chooses to maintain a homosexual relationship even after the female a…
Photographs of a giant spider eating birds in an Australian garden have impressed the viewer.
Scientists claim that finches that live in salty swamps in the US are the most indiscriminate mating behavior in the bird world.
Rural male male finches cannot pair or make friends with urban birds, because they do not like each other's song.
After sharing the roof with a bad guy, most of the eggs in their nests will hatch into males.
A pair of conjoined sparrows are causing a stir among the ornithologists. This is considered an extremely rare phenomenon, in a million cases only one.
According to a study recently published in Science (USA), when looking for partners during the breeding season, the female sparrows like these.