But James believes he is getting closer to deciphering their vocalizations through a partnership with the Earth Species Project. The nonprofit laboratory ... But some conservationists fear that ...

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The authorities at the Nagpur zoos have been directed to inspect the food before feeding the animals, the official said, adding that the wildlife rescue centre that lost three tigers and a leopard has ...

Frogmouth birds, scientifically classified as belonging to the Podargidae family, are nocturnal birds found in Asia, Australia, and Africa. Their unique appearance often draws comparisons to frogs, ...

The animals who died had been housed in an exotic pet store. "Most were small birds, but there were also chickens, hamsters, two dogs and two cats," said Robert Borse, a spokesman for Dallas Fire ...

Avian influenza, commonly called bird flu, has spread across the world in recent years, ravaging flocks, pushing up food prices, and raising concerns about a new pandemic.

It’s what the most famous animal-language studies appeared to show nonhuman minds were capable of: anecdotally documenting, for example, that Washoe, a chimp, signed “water bird” to refer to ...

It often takes less than a day for the disease to kill an infected bird. “It’s devastating, and to know that other animals are eating those dead bodies, it’s a terrible domino effect.

Three tigers and one leopard died of the H5N1 virus, better known as bird flu, at an animal rescue centre in Nagpur in the last week of December. Avian influenza is crossing the species barrier ...

Just a few mutations could allow the bird flu to spread between people. Because viruses mutate within human and animal bodies, each infection is like a pull of a slot machine lever. “Even if ...

Bird flu has mirrored the costly rise of eggs, with more reported HPAI cases sending the industry—that endured overproduction issues while facing price-gouging claims the last year— into a tailspin.