Fine Feathered Fiends: 6 Bizarre Turkey Attacks
Your Thanksgiving turkey is harmless, of course, but the live one stalking around your backyard might not be.
Your Thanksgiving turkey is harmless, of course, but the live one stalking around your backyard might not be.
In place of fingers and sewing equipment, watch as a tailorbird uses foraged fibers and a needle-like beak to stitch its nest.
Learn the difference between male and female turkey poop if you need a gross Thanksgiving conversation topic.
Five African grey parrots have been put in solitary bird confinement after they failed to control their excessive swearing tirades, including telling visitors to "f*ck off."
Groups of warring woodpeckers butt heads over territory and acorns. Other woodpeckers fly in from miles away to witness their avian prizefights.
Two emu siblings named Kevin and Carol were banned from the Yaraka Hotel after they learned how to climb stairs. No word yet on if they learned how to open doors.
This bird feeder webcam shows a miniature backyard library where the feathered guests get to misbehave.
The last time a bald eagle nest with eggs was recorded on Cape Cod in Massachusets was more than a century ago.
From May 31 to June 5, follow along as Black Birders Week highlights the experiences and expertise of Black scientists and naturalists.
You don't need to climb mountains to find nature. Get to know your local animals with these 10 tips for backyard wildlife watching.
Head outdoors and observe nature with these essential tools, like field guides, binoculars, and bird feeders.
If you have a backyard, or even a tree outside your window, you can take up bird watching without leaving home.
These animal documentaries will take you on a cinematic journey around the globe, from the depths of the ocean to the skies above.
If you're looking for something to do online, watch a peregrine falcon incubate her eggs on top of a New York City skyscraper.
Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium is closed to visitors due to the coronavirus outbreak, and the penguins there got to take advantage of the empty halls.
Scientists discovered the skull of a bird-like dinosaur. More than 100 tiny teeth line the jaws of the skull, suggesting that this dinosaur was small but deadly (to insects).
A New York animal shelter was gifted a tiny dog wheelchair after it posted about an adorable animal friendship on Facebook.
This Costa Rica animal rescue center houses every kind of animal, from spider monkeys to sea turtles.
The discovery of 10 bird species and subspecies on three remote islands in Indonesia marks the first time in over a century that so many new birds have been found in such a small area.
A population boom of snowy owls has catalyzed unexpected bird migration (and given Michiganders a fantastic bird-watching opportunity, too).
Birds take care of their bodily functions a little differently than we humans do—and sometimes seem to use them as a weapon for attacking enemies.
On January 4, 1900, a child was born in Philadelphia. His name was Bond. James Bond. He would grow up to become an ornithologist, and lived a fairly quiet, normal life—until someone borrowed his name.
Pink flamingos mingle with guests during yoga sessions at the Baha Mar Resort, lending a helping beak when necessary.
The foul-flavored stackables are part of Pringles’s Friendsgiving kit, which also includes cranberry sauce-, stuffing-, and pumpkin pie-flavored chips.