Sarus Crane - The World's Highest Flying Bird
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.
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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.
The Fulica Atra, scientific name Fulica Atra, is a species of bird in the Rail family, distributed in Europe, Africa, Asia... In Vietnam, the Fulica Atra is found in the…
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) announced on September 13 that it had just discovered a species of bird of prey that was
The rare black quail bird, commonly seen in the South, appears for the first time in the Central region.
The rare rock thrush was photographed for the first time at Hug Point waterfall, Oregon, USA.
With colorful plumage, this is one of the most precious and beautiful birds in the world.
Several rare bird species, including a black crane and an oriental white crane, were recently discovered at Hengshui Lake National Nature Reserve in Hebei Province, Nort…
The researchers were surprised to discover the phenomenon of virginity in captive female California ospreys, after sharks, rays and lizards.
The rare bird, which is listed in the red book of the migratory season from September to April next year, was recorded by an animal photographer.
The two spoonbill hatchlings have been successfully hatched at Slimbridge Nature Reserve, opening an opportunity to save the world's rarest amphibious bird.
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized the Lake System in Kenya's large cracked valley as the World Natural Heritage in 2011.
The most detailed view of a bird's life 100 million years ago was revealed through a piece of amber found in Myanmar.
A museum manager happened to see an egg in a drawer, discovered it was collected over 100 years ago and left in the archive.
The rare crimson bird capturing in Jurong bird garden, Singapore was fortunate to escape the cancer after the veterinarians surgically removed the mine.
Australian scientists report that more than one million birds are killed every day by domestic cats and wild cats, 99% of which are native birds, the Guardian reported o…