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Deadly bird flu strain confirmed in Australia for first time – Mongabay
A deadly strain of avian influenza, H5N1, that has killed millions of wild and domestic birds and mammals across the globe, has for the first time …
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Bird and Byron’s “I’ll Always Be There” Leaves The Judges Emotional | Auditions | AGT 2026
Bird and Byron bring their original song “I’ll Always Be There” to the AGT stage and instantly transport the room to another era!
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Is it a Bird? Is it a Drone? Neuromorphic Edge AI Knows – EE Journal
Just to add to the fun and frivolity, the droning of the drones disturbs a nearby flock of birds, which promptly takes to the air and heads in your …
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Ukrainian bird builds nest with fiber-optic cables from explosive drones | The Jerusalem Post
A bird’s nest partly woven from fiber-optic cables discarded by combat drones was discovered in Ukraine’s Donbas region, according to a photograph …
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Australia suspects first mainland H5N1 case, raising fears for shorebirds, raptors, and sea lions
Wildlife veterinarian and Adelaide University associate professor Wayne Boardman warned, “This strain of bird flu has caused huge die-offs of birds …
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Bird flu confirmed in Australia after veterinarian’s chance find – News – VIN
* The Australian Veterinary Association has requested government funding to assist practitioners who treat diseased wildlife in their practices. “It …
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Audubon’s Climate Watch, Now a Decade Old, Has Tracked Shifts in Bird Ranges as …
Data from the community science initiative show how birds are adapting to a changing climate—and which species are falling behind.
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Cockatoo Reaches a New Level of Unhinged While Begging Dad for Attention – Parade Pets
Tango’s dad is just trying to kick back and scroll on his phone, but this bird isn’t about to have it. Why look at his phone when he could be looking …
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Bigger brains, bigger babies: New study explains why birds lay remarkably large eggs
Analysis of living vertebrates reveals that brain evolution drove major changes in reproduction across dinosaurs and birds.
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