New research shows mountain birds move up and down slopes to save energy, find food, and avoid competition across seasons.

If you want a unique bird feeder for your yard, all it takes is a trip to the thrift store. You can use vintage plates to ...

Decades of cognitive research reveal that parrots can understand what numbers represent. Here’s how these birds use them to ...

We like to think that animals follow the crowd. If most of the group does something, surely the individual will copy. But what if the story is more complicated? What if the deciding factor isn't just ...

Warble duets seem linked to active territory defense. Physical fights in the wild were always preceded by warble duets. Playback experiments also showed that parrots increased warble duets when ...

In a rainforest, small animals survive by hiding. By blending in with their environment until danger passes, many unique creatures are able to make their way in the world. However, this effective ...

Once you take your new shoes out of the box, you probably never think about that piece of cardboard again. But why not reuse it to make these clever crafts?

He might have been King of the Dinosaurs, but T.Rex likely ran on his tip–toes, according to a new study. Since the release ...

Edges at Awakon are not shy. Beads stack like calligraphy, each pass a sentence written in molten punctuation. Heat tints bloom blue and amber where the torch lingered, mapping invisible patience in ...

Oxygen shaped the world as we know it. It’s why we hiccup and why frogs croak. It’s so good that some turtles have learned to suck it in using not just their nose and mouth, but also… another orifice.