Rapid global human population growth could lead to crowding out mammals and birds, potentially endangering hundreds of species within 40 years, according to new research. A newly published study paints…
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…mimics – butterfly species whose appearance is similar to a different species. One reason for mimicry is to look like a species that predators, such as birds, avoid because their…
…one of the really big threats to birds and other animals worldwide. In the USA they kill up to four billion birds and more than 20 billion mammals annually, while…
…breed. This population has been the focus of a long-term study dating back to the 1950s, in which researchers have been monitoring the birds each breeding season and recording the…
…that of Arambourgiania. The interior of the flight bones was crisscrossed by an arrangement with struts that matched those found in the wing bones of modern flapping birds. This indicates…
…Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). The updated family tree, reported in Nature, revealed patterns in the evolutionary history of birds following the cataclysmic mass extinction event that…
…birds, reveals that the feathers were patterned—light in color, with a dark edge and tip—rather than all black, as previously thought. The findings came from X-ray experiments at the Department…
…population not recovering due to altered food webs and persistent warming trends. Murres are common seabirds that resemble flying penguins. These stout, tuxedo-patterned birds dive and swim in the ocean…
…diverse and familiar species of teleosts arose at about the same time as birds and mammals — about 120 to 60 million years ago. Credit: Illustration by Thomas Near, Alex…
…believed. These ancient kelp forests provided sustenance for the now-extinct desmostylians and predate the marine mammals, sea urchins, and birds commonly associated with modern kelp forests. This discovery highlights the…
…by primarily ground-dwelling birds, a less vertical jump using just the legs more similar to the jump used by birds that fly frequently, and a four-limbed jump using its wings…
…new study, researchers have concluded that the pattern actually dates back to deep time and applies to land-dwelling birds, reptiles, and even saltwater fishes. The research involved scientists from the…
…average lifespans, of up to 30 years, which are usually seen only in large birds. Further, they demonstrated a possible cause for these long lifespans: large relative brain size. The…
A Belgian research team used deep learning models to study how genetic switches control brain cell types across species. Their findings reveal both conserved and divergent regulatory codes between birds…
…this kind of cooperation can be found throughout nature. Some birds guide humans to bees’ nests in exchange for access to beeswax, while cleaner fish remove parasites from larger reef…
…areas where mercury is mined. Birds from this area have up to twelve times more mercury in their systems than birds from less polluted areas. The impact and spread of…
…worms arrived more recently on migratory birds, perhaps carried in feathers or mud from other saline lakes. “So who knows. Maybe the birds are transporting small invertebrates, including nematodes, across…
…air sacs lighten the load, which helped big dinosaurs manage their bulky bodies and birds take to the skies. Many birds use the air sacs to perform other functions, from…