For migratory birds, the seasons are changing too fast. Given a chance, they can adapt
Birds in North America depend on a migratory schedule based on timetables that are ingrained. Adapting to new conditions won't be easy.
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Lynx illegally released in the Scottish highlands dies after capture
One lynx has died after four were illegally released into a popular hiking area in the Scottish Highlands last week ...
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Meet the 2025 ABA Bird of the Year
The American Birding Association has chosen its Bird of the Year for 2025 — and it's a symbol of the Northwoods. Learn about ...
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Breaches, scams, and other delights
Stuff happens, but as the EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) notes, some of these breaches are made worse by companies ...
How northern Canada’s animals end up in museums across North America
Before finals began at the University of Kansas last month, more than 25 students spent 11 days in a lab mounting previously-frozen animals through taxidermy.
Polygamy is (not) for the birds: How different mating practices shape evolution and survival
Researchers at Rice University have uncovered new insights into the evolution of bird behavior, revealing why certain mating ...
Can predator presence help native species survive?
A study by The University of Western Australia found that maintaining some predation pressure in havens gave native fauna ...