Well, well, well, comic fanpeople, it's that time again where we pretend to be shocked by the fresh twists in the newest issue of our caped crusaders' lives. This Tuesday, April 2nd, we get to open ...
When you’re practicing falconry, it’s very, it’s you, your dogs, and the raptor, no one else around,” says Kathleen Tigan, ...
Laboratory of Behavioral Ecology and Evolution at Seoul National University What are the origins of wings and tails in birds? This is one of the key questions in the evolution of animals. It has long ...
Feathers may have evolved on dinosaurs to frighten and flush out prey before they were used for flight, say researchers who built a winged robot and used it to scare grasshoppers. Pennaceous feathers, ...
COLORADO SPRINGS — If you've ever wondered about the ancient pursuit of falconry, wonder no more! There's a master falconer situated at the Broadmoor Outfitters who has a passion for raptors (birds of ...
Why it's awesome: The Eleonora's falcon is a small raptor that takes its hunting abilities to the next level — by catching its prey alive and keeping them imprisoned. It captures small birds, strips ...
Using naturally occurring patterns of stable-isotopes created by weather and plants, Jason Duxbury of the University of Alberta and his colleagues are tracking the migration routes of birds of prey.
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