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You ve Almost Certainly Been Duped by a Bird

You ve Almost Certainly Been Duped by a Bird
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United kingdomChris balakrishnanMairenn attwoodAnastasia dalziellJon sakataLaura kelleyDave gammonSahas barveUniversity of wollongongElon universityNational science foundationSmithsonian national museum of natural historyUniversity of cambridgeCapilano universityMcgill universityUniversity of exeter

These Birds Form a Trio, but Probably Not a Throuple

Some pairs of cranes in India, known for their monogamous devotion, seem to bring in a third bird to act like a kind of avian au pair.

United statesSmithsonian institutionDistrict of columbiaAnne lacySuhridam roySwati kitturKs gopi sundarSahas barveNature conservation foundationSmithsonian institution national museum of natural historyInternational crane foundationGopi sundarNational museumNatural historyNorth americaInternational crane

First-of-its-kind global catalog of bird shapes yields ecological gold mine | Science

First-of-its-kind global catalog of bird shapes yields ecological gold mine | Science
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What will animals of the future look like? We asked 7 scientists

Fully aquatic whale-rats. Praying mantises the size of dogs. Scientists imagine the future evolution of life on Earth.

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Study Finds Polygamy Helps Male Acorn Woodpeckers Thrive

The findings could help scientists learn more about how social behaviors evolved in other animals

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