Why can migratory birds fly thousands of kilometers without eating?
This is due to the special energy storage mechanism in their bodies and the way they choose their movement method like a marathon runner.
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This is due to the special energy storage mechanism in their bodies and the way they choose their movement method like a marathon runner.
Despite its large size, up to 1.8m in height, the red-crowned crane is capable of flying at an impressive speed of 72 km/h.
Although some details are stylized, scientists believe that it is an attempt by ancient artists to distinguish migratory birds from native birds.
On October 28, Australian researchers announced new findings on the migration habits of birds in the Southern Hemisphere, through data from weather radar technology.
The rare black quail bird, commonly seen in the South, appears for the first time in the Central region.
The Line skyscraper is part of Saudi Arabia's Neom project. This country wants to build a smart city stretching up to 170km.
The rare rock thrush was photographed for the first time at Hug Point waterfall, Oregon, USA.
Have you ever wondered why migratory birds do not always stay in the South, but 'fly back and forth' every year?
Migratory birds, migratory birds or migratory birds only show regular, seasonal movements, usually on a north-south route between breeding and wintering habitats. Many b…
Rajasthan state authorities have yet to find the cause of 2,400 dead birds in India's largest inland lake.
UNESCO has just recognized 4 more natural heritages, 2 cultural heritages and a mixed heritage.
Meteorologists using super-storm tracking radar Matthew have swept the east coast of the United States and spotted flying birds in the eye of the storm.
To prepare for a direct flight over a Atlantic Ocean or across the Gulf of Mexico, these two tiny birds will attempt to eat twice as much body weight each day.
In recent days, the area in Michigna, the United States has tens of thousands of birds of prey such as hawks, vultures, eagles that make people fear.
Passenger pigeon, they are so called because of their frequent migration behavior and constantly finding new places that are more convenient for reproduction.