Roof Tiles & Bird Homes, Both In One
Our planet can be harsh sometimes hence shelter is very essential sometimes. Everyone keeps finding shelters for them or creating their own to protect their loved ones. Houses for humans, grasslands for
Humming Birds Devouring The Hand Held Feeder!
Legend has it that Humming Birds float free of time. And time seems to come at a standstill while watching this bewitching clip of a booted racket tail hummingbird in it’s true form that depicts how exquisite nature can be.
Vulture Crisis in Mumbai: How Ancient Parsi Rituals Face Modern Challenges
The disposal of dead human bodies is carried out in many ways, generally depending on one’s religion or faith. A majority of Hindus cremate
Wind Turbines May Soon Sport Zebra Stripes To Protect Birds.
Painting the blades and poles of wind turbines black and white should save birds from deaths, say scientists.
Bird Flu Alert: CDC Calls for Rapid Testing as Cases Rise
The CDC wants hospitals to test flu patients faster as bird flu spreads in the United States. “What we need is to shift to a system that tells us what’s happening in
Tejal Somvanshi
Victoria’s Endangered Birds: Conservation Efforts Triple Helmeted Honeyeater Numbers to 250 in the Wild
Victoria’s threatened birds are showing signs of recovery through practical conservation work that combines new technology with on-ground action. Government teams, researchers, and local volunteers are working together to protect four key
Govind Tekale
Bald Eagles, Ospreys Removed from NJ Endangered List After Population Surge
Two of New Jersey’s most impressive birds are no longer at risk of disappearing. After 40 years of hard work, bald eagles and ospreys have recovered enough to leave the state’s endangered
Karmactive Staff
Over 100 Australian Bird Species Show Smaller Bodies, Larger Beaks Due to Climate Change
Over 78 species of Australian birds have developed smaller bodies and larger beaks in response to rising temperatures, research from Deakin University reveals. These physical changes have been documented through data from
Polynesian Storm-Petrels Return to Kamaka Island After 100+ Years of Extinction
Polynesian storm petrels (Nesofregetta fuliginosa) have returned to Kamaka Island in French Polynesia, marking their first appearance in over 100+ years. This rare seabird species, with only 250-1,000 individuals remaining worldwide, was
74-Year-Old Laysan Albatross Wisdom Lays Egg at Midway Atoll: A Scientific Milestone
On November 26, 2024, Wisdom, a female Laysan albatross (Phoebastria immutabilis) laid an egg at Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge. At approximately 74 years old, this event marks her first breeding attempt
Rahul Somvanshi
Rare Cockatoo-Galah Hybrid Stuns NSW Birdwatchers With Apricot Plumage And Mysterious Genetics
An exceptionally rare hybrid bird spotted in Northern NSW East of the range has caused quite a stir among Australian bird enthusiasts, with its striking apricot-colored plumage and unusual lineage. The bird,
Dead Birds Fly Again: Taxidermy Drones Revolutionize Wildlife Monitoring at New Mexico Tech
New Mexico Tech researchers have created an unconventional solution for wildlife monitoring – drones made from taxidermied birds. The two-year project, spearheaded by Dr. Mostafa Hassanalian, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, uses
Karmactive Team
Noise Pollution Stunts Bird Growth: Chicks 15% Lighter and Smaller Reveals Study Results
A new study reveals that eggs and chicks exposed to moderate levels of anthropogenic traffic noise experience significant direct and additive negative impacts on long-term development and fitness. The study highlights that
When Tech Meets Nature: Researchers Develop Drone Technology Using Dead Birds
In recent years, drone technology has rapidly advanced, opening up new possibilities for various industries. However, traditional drones can be disruptive to natural ecosystems due to their unfamiliar sound and appearance. To