Whether they’re opening for takeoff, spreading wide for a lazy soar or flapping to brake for landing, bird wings make flying ...

If the twang of guitars and hum of the crowd didn’t draw attention to Andrews Park on Thursday evening, then the smell of ...

After losing my job in a wave of terminations under the new administration, I turned to a self-care app for emotional support ...

Poem: All races, all colors, under the sun / Join hands together and have some fun / Dance to the music, rock and roll is the sound / Symbols of peace and love abound! This bear was released when the ...

A storm system producing severe weather across the nation picked up plumes of dust southwest of Michigan and carried it at ...

Volunteers, along with Yoerger, set up recording devices on their properties to pick up the calls while the birds fly overhead. “It's really allowing us to document those species that would ...

In fact, the current weather conditions are causing the number of birds flying north to explode. Laura Cook, bird research coordinator at Warner Parks Nature Center, told News 2 that the strong ...

The best thing to do when a rainbow leaps on the end of your line is to drop your rod tip – by giving some slack, you cut down on the tension that may cause your fly to come free. It’s ...

As these birds fly over cities at night, light pollution can blot out the stars and disrupt their natural navigation system. They can wind up trapped in the city and either run into buildings or ...

Certain bird species can sleep while flying by using slow-wave sleep, resting one half of their brain. Let’s explore remarkable birds that master this incredible mid-air napping skill.

All birds fly high in the sky, soaring to new heights in search of a home and food. However, while some are always visible to us-- like pigeons and crows-- others do not even catch the human eye ...

Birds don't think they can fly through that space ... temporary paint. ♪ ROWAN: Wow, a rainbow! ♪ NARRATOR: And even window screens. ♪ BRIAN: It doesn't have to cost a lot of money.