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Scientists stunned by eye-catching bird's incredible comeback: 'Amazing job'The eye-catching coastal bird, with its long red-orange bill, stunning red-yellow eyes, black head, and brown and white body, found on Atlantic and Gulf coast beaches, is crucial to the ecosystem of ...
A deep dive into the Egyptian gods and goddesses (their characteristics, myths, and symbols) who held significant sway over ...
The Wildlife Center of Virginia is warning people who like to feed birds to be on the lookout. An eye disease that can prove ...
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — This year's finalists for the World Video Game Hall of Fame include trailblazers in esports, ...
Drone footage gives a birds' eye view of the Festival Park crime scene. Staffordshire Police were first called to the land - between Morrisons and Festival Way - on Sunday, March 2. They remain at ...
a sanctuary once home to many unwanted, abandoned and abused domestic birds and animals. The state Department of Agriculture quarantined the site recently after HPAI, highly pathogenic avian flu ...
Amazing new images giving a unique bird's eye view of Plymouth are going on display. They are the work of John Robson, who said he wanted to offer a "fresh way to see the city". John, 39 ...
Share on Pinterest An unvaccinated child died of measles in western Texas, where nearly 150 cases were reported since the outbreak began in January. mixetto/Getty Images Health and Human Services ...
A drone photographer captured a bird’s-eye view of a starling murmuration over the picturesque seaside town of Aberystwyth, Wales, as thousands of the birds swooped together in a mesmerizing formation ...
Share on Pinterest A recent CDC MMWR report shows three new asymptomatic human cases of bird flu, suggesting the virus may be slowly spreading. Johanna Moya/Getty Images A growing bird flu ...
In our today's optical illusion, find three hidden objects—a bird, a pair of specs, and a key—in this intriguing image of a bookshelf. Can you spot them? Optical illusions play with the way our brains ...
LOOKING back this week we are taking a look at some familiar landmarks from a bird's eye view. Do you recognise any of these sights?
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