Roof Tiles & Bird Homes, Both In One
Our planet can be harsh sometimes hence shelter is very essential sometimes. Everyone keeps finding shelters for them or creating their own to protect their loved ones. Houses for humans, grasslands for
Vulture Crisis in Mumbai: How Ancient Parsi Rituals Face Modern Challenges
The disposal of dead human bodies is carried out in many ways, generally depending on one’s religion or faith. A majority of Hindus cremate their dead bodies. A few Hindus belonging to the Lingayat community bury their dead. Lingayats are
Humming Birds Devouring The Hand Held Feeder!
Legend has it that Humming Birds float free of time. And time seems to come at a standstill while watching this bewitching clip of
Hooded Grebe’s Courtship Dance Is Bizarre But Very Necessary
Hooded Grebe is a critically endangered bird that is found in Patagonia. They were first found in 1974. No one knew about these birds
Cornell Study: Birds Sing at Dawn for Territory Defense and Food Finding, Not Better Sound Transmission
New research from Cornell University has uncovered why birds burst into song at daybreak. Scientists found that social factors, not just environmental conditions, drive this daily natural concert known as the dawn
Govind Tekale
Drones Deploy Millions of Mosquitoes with “Birth Control” Bacteria to Save Hawaii’s Last 17 Bird Species
Hawaiian honeycreepers are disappearing at an alarming rate. Once numbering 55-60 different species across the Hawaiian islands, only 17 remain today. The crisis has reached a critical point – the ‘Akikiki (Kauaʻi
Big Bear Eaglets Sunny and Gizmo Both Successfully Fledge, Will Spend 1-3 Months Learning Survival Skills
In a moment eagerly awaited by thousands of online viewers, Gizmo, the younger of two Big Bear bald eaglets, took her first flight on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at 8:27 a.m. This
Record 6 Corncrakes Return to Rathlin Island: Conservation Success for Nearly-Extinct Species
Six calling male corncrakes have been recorded on Rathlin Island this breeding season, marking what RSPB Northern Ireland calls a “record-breaking” return for the once-common bird. This is the highest number counted
Big Bear Eaglet Sunny Takes Flight at 90 Days, Gizmo Still Nesting
In a moment watched by thousands of online viewers, Sunny, one of two eaglets born to Big Bear’s famous bald eagle pair Jackie and Shadow, has left the nest. The young eagle
Rahul Somvanshi
Big Bear Eaglet Sunny Hovers for 3.3 Seconds, Drawing 46,000 Live Viewers
After weeks of preparation, Sunny, one of two young bald eagles in Big Bear, achieved a significant milestone in her journey toward independence. During a windy afternoon on May 29, 2025, Sunny
Karmactive Staff
French Frigate Shoals Albatrosses Face 60% Bycatch Rate Despite Making Up Only 7% of Population
Scientists have developed a breakthrough method to track exactly which breeding colonies of black-footed albatrosses are most affected when these seabirds are accidentally caught by fishing vessels. Using a technique called Genetic
Golden Eagles Spotted in Northumberland for First Time Since 1800s
Golden eagles are flying over Northern England again for the first time in more than 150 years. These huge birds – the second-largest birds of prey in the UK after the white-tailed
Snowy Owl Population Drops 40% in 24 Years as Canada Declares the Arctic Predator Threatened
Canada’s iconic snowy owl is in serious trouble. The Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada has officially labeled the species as threatened, marking a critical milestone for Quebec’s provincial
UK Zoo Standards 2027: Elephants Require 20,000m², Touch Pools Banned, Tethering Ends
British zoos and aquariums must now follow stricter animal welfare rules under what the government calls the most significant update in over a decade. The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs