While we humans might spend hours perfecting a mohawk, some birds are just born to be wild. These feathery crests, often ...

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The birds, native to Australia, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea, are extremely rare and known as one ... birds of prey and parrots to cassowaries and cranes in a mix of free-flying and aviary displays ...

"We've gone from this concept of dead birds don't fly to this new virus that seems to be a bit more like dead bird flying," explains Erik Karlsson, head of the Virology Unit at the Institut ...

A new variant of H5N1 bird flu, known as D1.1, has been detected in dairy cattle in Nevada. This marks the first time this strain has been found in cows, showing symptoms like coughing and sneezing.

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A new strain of bird flu has been detected in US dairy cattle, raising concerns about its potential transmission and impact on livestock and public health. The USDA confirmed that highly pathogenic ...

They fly high above their prey and can reach speeds of 220 miles per hour when going for a kill. Other birds keep their distance — which is exactly why Jester was there. Our public service and ...

For the many wondrous things humans can do, we can't fly on our own. But if we could, how big would our wings be? Of course, the answer depends on the person's size. But someone who's about 155 ...