Prepare to be enchanted by the mythical beauty of the Resplendent quetzal with this captivating close-up video. Get an ...

The newly-discovered bee species belongs to the genus Megachile and is a visitor to a critically endangered flowering plant ...

Occurred on August 24, 2025 / Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico Info from Licensor: "When you clap at the base of the Kukulkan Temple, the sound bounces off the pyramid’s steps and comes back as the call ...

Sex reversal may be more common in wild birds than we thought. By Laura Baisas Published Aug 13, 2025 1:53 PM EDT Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 ...

Birds have developed a unique evolutionary solution to ensure the survival of males – a powerful microRNA. This tiny gene allows male embryos to survive despite a genetic imbalance between the sexes ...

The Monomet Conservation Sciences has released its 2025 State of the Birds report. The report reveals accelerating declines in bird populations across the continent of North America. These declines ...

Two men were sentenced by a federal judge in Brooklyn on Wednesday for their role in trafficking hundreds of federally protected migratory birds, eggs, and endangered species. It was the conclusion to ...

Researchers explained that traffic sounds may drown out birdsong, forcing the animals to become physically aggressive when protecting their territory Toria Sheffield joined the PEOPLE editorial staff ...

What the eagle is to the U. S., the quetzal is to Guatemala. The quetzal (rhymes with pretzel) is a rare, lovely bird with bright green plumage, blood-red breast, fuzzy topknot, yard-long tail ...

I’ve been listing birds since 1987. In that time, I’ve seen 312 species of birds in Minnesota, 1,038 worldwide. That’s a respectable amount, and I’m happy with it. And that’s about where my life count ...

You’ve no doubt heard of the “male gaze”—it has, after all, been the backbone of art and entertainment since man first put pen or paint to paper. Conversation around the concept has had a particular ...

HONOLULU (Island News) -- The Honolulu Zoo announced the arrival of four vibrantly colored birds to its South American bird habitat. The new residents include one Toco Toucan and three Scarlet Ibises, ...