A chick in Pallatanga, Ecuador, triggered a slapstick scene after catching a dragonfly in the barn. The tiny bird snapped up a tasty snack in …
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German pet food sales expand despite gloomy economic outlook – PetfoodIndustry
“This was supplemented by a robust €1.5 billion from online sales and €145 million for wild bird food. Thus, the total sales of the German pet …
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How to train your brain to be happier: 10 simple habits | Times of India
8 popular pet bird breeds that make amaz… 10 beautiful fish that should only be kept in huge aquariums. 10 beautiful fish …
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Pet Bird Health Market Expansion: How Rising Bird Ownership and Advanced Diagnostics …
The market is experiencing steady growth fueled by the increasing appeal of exotic and companion birds among pet owners. With pet humanization …
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Black Palm Cockatoo’s Sassy Conversation with Human Brings All the Tea – Parade Pets
Some birds know exactly how to bring the sass. They can’t help it — it’s who they are! Entertaining everyone around them with their hilarious …
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Man gave rescued wild birds marijuana and painted their claws – The Irish Independent
A British man who took a bubble bath with an injured bird, gave it marijuana and painted another bird’s nails with glitter nail polish has been …
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Pet Bird Health Market Expansion: How Rising Bird Ownership – GlobeNewswire
The pet bird health market is growing, driven by a rise in bird ownership and demand for avian healthcare solutions.
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Summer solstice bird tour scheduled at Quincy farm | The Plumas Sun
Plumas Audubon Society invites the community to gather for a summer solstice morning bird walk around Rugged Roots Farm.
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Ideas help save birds from fatal glass crashes | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Bird-window collissions are also on the rise. Northwest Arkansas Audubon Society is on a mission to ask citizens to install collision deterrents on …
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H5N1 bird flu ‘capable of airborne transmission’ – The Telegraph
H5N1 bird flu is capable of spreading through the air, a new animal study from the US Centres for Disease Control (CDC) has found.
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