#birds

#birds

Vegavis iaai represents Earth's oldest known modern bird, potentially reshaping our understanding of avian evolution.

The exhibition at the Natural History Museum explores the evolution of birds from dinosaurs, showcasing evolutionary adaptations and highlighting the secrets of avian survival.

Birds exhibit cultural diversity in nest-building practices influenced by social learning rather than genetic factors or environmental conditions.

Hens have the ability to blush and show facial expressions, indicating emotions similar to humans and other mammals.

Recent scientific discoveries revealed that some birds practice singing in their sleep, showcasing remarkable cognitive abilities.

Beluga whales use their forehead fat to communicate, highlighting their unique social behaviors.

Many species on the savanna exhibit monogamy and mate for life.

Monogamous pairs in the animal kingdom share deep, lasting connections that help them survive in harsh environments.

Patricia Homonylo won the Bird Photographer of the Year competition with a conservation-focused image addressing the threat to birds in urban settings.

Birds can be both enjoyable and a nuisance; effective pest control is necessary for managing bird populations in urban business settings.