Tag: Birds

How machine learning can help predict and manage avian flu outbreaks

How machine learning can help predict and manage avian flu outbreaks

World-first analysis of seabirds who’ve eaten plastic reveals slow, insidious health impacts

World-first analysis of seabirds who’ve eaten plastic reveals slow, insidious health impacts

Australia’s superb lyrebirds ‘farm’ the forest floor to increase their prey – a behaviour rarely seen in nature

Australia’s superb lyrebirds ‘farm’ the forest floor to increase their prey – a behaviour rarely seen in nature

Solar farms can host up to three times as many birds as crop fields – new research

Solar farms can host up to three times as many birds as crop fields – new research

How beak size affects the singing and evolution of songbirds

How beak size affects the singing and evolution of songbirds

Pet flea treatments may be harming wildlife – but owners can help

Pet flea treatments may be harming wildlife – but owners can help

A deadly bird flu strain is headed for Australia – and First Nations people have the know-how to tackle it

A deadly bird flu strain is headed for Australia – and First Nations people have the know-how to tackle it

Gene pools are getting dangerously shallow for many species. We found 5 ways to help

Gene pools are getting dangerously shallow for many species. We found 5 ways to help

Global wildlife trade is an enormous market – the US imports billions of animals from nearly 30,000 species

Global wildlife trade is an enormous market – the US imports billions of animals from nearly 30,000 species

Global wildlife trade is an enormous market – the US imports billions of animals from nearly 30,000 species

Global wildlife trade is an enormous market – a look at the billions of animals the US imports from nearly 30,000 species

Global wildlife trade is an enormous market – the US imports billions of animals from nearly 30,000 species

The global wildlife trade is an enormous market – the US imports billions of animals from nearly 30,000 species

To save Australia’s animals, scientists must count how many are left. But what if they’re getting it wrong?

To save Australia’s animals, scientists must count how many are left. But what if they’re getting it wrong?