The life of the gray crane
Gray Sanhill cranes live in freshwater areas, are omnivores, enjoy dancing and may be the oldest bird in the world.
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Gray Sanhill cranes live in freshwater areas, are omnivores, enjoy dancing and may be the oldest bird in the world.
A recent study shows that Alpine swallow swallows can fly 200 days continuously with a journey of more than 2,000km without a break.
Biologists have shown that moving a bunch of forest elephants from a location they are familiar with to a new location even in the same national forest makes them change…
A group of Russian scientists made the conclusion after conducting a three-month study in the Franz Josef Land archipelago, the islands located in Russia's far north wit…
The strange new birds migrate to have characteristics: long, small legs; long pointed mines, gray feathers; wide wingspan, when flying, see white and black wing feathers…
New migratory birds to the Lai Chau Hydropower Project are the stork, listed in the list of endangered species. The flock of birds migrated to Muong Te and Muong Mo comm…
American and Australian biologists say that as many as 2,500 birds can become extinct due to climate change, according to UPI news agency.
According to a recent study by scientists, cold-flying birds have made 29,000-km flights during their migration from the North to Africa and back. The study is based on…
Thousands of migratory birds died or were injured by plunging into car parks, football fields and snowy areas in the southern state of Utah in the past few days.
Artificial light from the city could be one of the reasons why thousands of birds plunged into the United States during migration.
According to scientists, geese, ducks and swans often experience winter in the Northern European wetlands recently changing their migration trend due to rising temperatu…
A penguin The emperor living in Antarctica suddenly appeared on the coast of New Zealand and caused a stir for the people and experts here.
Mankind has known the habit of migrating to the south in the winter of birds, but how they achieve that ability is still an unanswered question.
By sampling the 'blood' in the red crab's body, Turner and his colleagues discovered that the rise of hyperglycemic crustacean ...
The lives of migratory birds are hard. During the long ten thousand kilometers of relentless migration, did they sleep? Probably didn't sleep, they couldn't fly that far.