Have you ever wondered how a flock of birds can fly in a perfect V-shaped formation? Researchers at New York University have ...

American white pelicans, brown pelicans, black skimmers and other shorebirds often fly together in a single, line formation, especially while the birds hunt for food.

Dr. Jones said, "At the end of the Penultimate Ice Age—between 100,000 to 200,000 years ago—white shark populations appear to have divided into three discrete lineages which seldom interbreed.

The giant white bird stands out like a floating, overstuffed pillow along the cornfield. The white pelican rises from the water, flapping its considerable wings in take-off position. But it can ...

American white pelicans are sailing to town on broad, 9-foot wingspans that undulate as if in slow motion. The big wings propel the large-bodied birds forward as they move silently through our ...

It's not completely unheard of for a Canada goose and a white-fronted goose to mate -- but it's unusual. ... In Oregon, two birds of a different feather flock together. May 29, 2025 6:14 PM ET.

Pictures of an unusual visitor seen at a Watten birdfeeder that stands out from the flock due to pale colouring caused by a ...

A flock of nearly 80 white storks has been seen in Cornwall for the first time since the Middle Ages. The last breeding pair to be recorded in Britain was in 1416, nesting on a cathedral in Edinburgh.