Arctic terns - the champion of flight routes
The latest study shows that the annual terns must migrate to migrant roads up to 71,000 km, twice as much as previous studies.
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The latest study shows that the annual terns must migrate to migrant roads up to 71,000 km, twice as much as previous studies.
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…
The herds of wildebeest like the crowded waterfall in the Serengeti field, bison crowded together along the northern plains - these iconic images interfered with the Hol…
The migratory bird's route will be longer, according to the first study on the impact of climate change on migratory birds. The migration distance of some species may in…
Africa is known as the place where spectacular animal migration takes place. However, the new study shows that migration on this continent will gradually disappear.
The largest animal on the planet may be returning to the breeding area before whaling.
Every year, the Manx seabirds often have a journey of up to 20,000 km.
As with many tourists learning local words, migratory birds seem to learn and understand the common calls of unrelated birds they encounter on their journey.
A recent analysis indicates that birds do not fly alone when migrating at night. At least some of them go together in their migration journey, they still fly together ev…
Some song-singing migratory birds can find the best place to live by overhearing the songs of other birds that have children. This behavioral and communicative character…
Scientists have studied thousands of reports of Asian birds from the warbler to the stray birds who have strayed to Europe. They discovered the distance from the breedin…
According to the information published online in Current Biology - a Cell Press publication, the Eurasian bird caught in the spring migration and released after flying 1…
It is known that birds use the compass to orient themselves when flying away. But how exactly that system works is still a mystery. Now, German scientists reveal: The ke…
The warming of the Earth climate, if left unchecked, could push 72% of the bird species on the planet to the brink of extinction, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) scene
To compensate for the sleep lost during the long night trips, migratory birds had to