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
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 sea eagle – are crossing the border from
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
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
Wildlife Groups Appeal Texas Court Ruling as Lesser Prairie Chicken Population Drops 90%, Only 32,000 Remain
On September 8, wildlife advocacy groups launched a legal challenge to bring back federal safeguards for the lesser prairie chicken after a Texas court decision eliminated the bird’s protected status. The Center
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Endangered Blue-throated Macaws Demonstrate Third-party Imitation in First-ever Non-human Case Study
Scientists have discovered that critically endangered blue-throated macaws can learn new behaviors by watching other birds interact, marking the first evidence of third-party imitation in any non-human species. The groundbreaking study, conducted
56 Indian Designers Ban Feathers as Stella McCartney and PETA Reveal 3.4 Billion Birds Harmed Annually
On July 9, 2025, more than 50 Indian designers pledged to go feather-free. These creative minds—including household names like Anita Dongre, Abu Jani-Sandeep Khosla, and Gaurav Gupta—signed PETA India’s Feather-Free Pledge on
Tejal Somvanshi
Wild Crows Pick Up Cigarette Butts for Food in Stockholm: Bird Bins Tackle 48% of Sweden’s Litter
At first glance, the sight might seem strange – wild crows in a Swedish city deliberately picking up cigarette butts from the street and dropping them into a special machine. But this
Rahul Somvanshi
AI Bird Study Reveals 64% of Surveys Miss Peak Activity Times
Birds in European forests sing at times that don’t match survey guidelines, according to new research. Scientists from the University of Göttingen used artificial intelligence to analyze millions of bird sounds, finding
Karmactive Team
Four Hawks and Bald Eagle ‘Pilgrim’ Patrol Royal Portrush to Keep 278,000 Open Championship Fans Seagull-Free
Harris hawks are being employed at Royal Portrush to keep the skies clear of seagulls during the 153rd Open Championship. According to Reuters, four Harris hawks—Aurora, Belle, Caine, and Cheyenne—have been patrolling
Sunita Somvanshi
Endangered Secretary Bird Chick Thrives at Longleat as Wild Population Falls Below 10,000
An endangered secretary bird chick is thriving at Longleat Safari Park after being hand-reared by dedicated keepers. The chick, now five weeks old, has become a vital addition to global conservation efforts
Govind Tekale
Blue Toenail Polish Helps UK’s Only Magellanic Penguin Colony Track Health of New Chicks at Blackpool Zoo
Tiny penguin chicks at Blackpool Zoo are getting blue nail polish on their toes – but it’s not just for fashion. This creative solution helps zoo staff tell the fluffy siblings apart,
500 Bird Species Face Extinction by 2125: Even Complete Protection Won’t Save 250 Species
A new study reveals a grim future for the world’s birds, with more than 500 species likely to vanish from the skies within the next 100 years. This alarming finding, published on
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