A group of spiky reptiles living on Clarion Island off the coast of Mexico has escaped extermination after it was discovered that they are not the...
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Just when you thought avian protests couldn’t get any classier than Cockatoo Eating A Croissant on a “no stopping” sign, researchers have discovered that in some places, birds are using metal spikes meant to deter them as nesting material. Seems humans’ attempts to make anti-bird spikes have worked a treat.The rest of this article is behind a paywall. Please sign in or subscribe to access the full content. The metal nests don’t look exactly comfortable but may come with the benefit of protecting their eggs from other birds and predators. And as incorporating human-made materials into nests goes, they look cool as hell. Crows are famously bold birds (not to be confused with ravens, though...
A group of spiky reptiles living on Clarion Island off the coast of Mexico has escaped extermination after it was discovered that they are not the...
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Dozens of cases of bird flu have been reported across the country, especially in north-eastern regions. The virus isn't particularly dangerous for...
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