How Birds Survive Winter Cold: Adaptations and Behavioral StrategiesBirds employ unique survival strategies during winter, essential for their endurance against harsh conditions.
Snakeskin: It's Fashionable, and It Scares Predators Away From Bird NestsBirds may use snakeskin in their nests to deter predators, supporting historical hypotheses about this behavior.
These Bird Nests Show Signs of an Architectural Culture'Birds exhibit social learning in architecture, similar to migratory behavior or song, suggesting building practices may be a form of animal culture.
When birds build nests, they're also building a cultureBirds can learn nest-building techniques culturally rather than just instinctively, suggesting the presence of learned traditions in their nesting behavior.
These Bird Nests Show Signs of an Architectural Culture'Birds exhibit social learning in architecture, similar to migratory behavior or song, suggesting building practices may be a form of animal culture.
When birds build nests, they're also building a cultureBirds can learn nest-building techniques culturally rather than just instinctively, suggesting the presence of learned traditions in their nesting behavior.
Mickey the cockatoo is free from his shopping centre prison. Here's what you do when a bird flies in\Birds are attracted to food left near doorways, but feeding them is discouraged due to health risks.If a bird enters a home, calm removal is essential to prevent injuries.
Bird photographer of the year 2024 winners in picturesThe article highlights the development of a Peregrine Falcon fledgling's hunting skills, showcasing its playful interaction with a butterfly.
These Architects Embrace Local Styles. And They Fly to Work, Too.Bird nest building is a culturally transmitted behavior rather than solely an innate instinct.
Crows can count out loud like human toddlers when they aren't cheating the testCertain crows exhibit counting abilities similar to human toddlers.
For birds, siblinghood can be a matter of life or deathSiblicide, the murder of one sibling by another, is an observed phenomenon in bird species like Nazca boobies, showing the extreme nature of sibling relationships.