Smithsonian Magazine12h
Researchers Use A.I. to Find an Elusive and ‘Odd’ Australian Bird. It Hadn’t Been Recorded in the Area Since 1989
Once abundant throughout southeastern Australia, the critically endangered plains-wanderer is now on the brink of extinction ...
earth18h
Large flightless birds are more intelligent than we realized
A study on bird intelligence found that emus and rheas can solve puzzles to access food, proving they can innovate.
The Brooklyn Paper13h
In Brooklyn, the Great Backyard Bird Count connects people with birds and contributes to science that protects them
This small group of people, seven participants and four Conservancy members, had gathered at the Brooklyn Bridge Park in the freezing cold to birdwatch and ...
Daily Galaxy on MSN20h
Dinosaurs’ Closest Relatives Prove They Can Think—Study Finds “Dumb Birds” Are Actually Problem-Solvers
For years, emus and rheas have been dismissed as some of the least intelligent birds on the planet. But new research suggests ...