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Berkeleys most-loved birds welcome fluffy baby chicks Since blinking into the world, the two chicks have been nestled under mom and occasionally treated to bits of dads kills. Share Updated: 4:04 PM PDT Apr 19, 2021 By Katie Dowd/SF Gate Berkeleys most-loved birds welcome fluffy baby chicks Since blinking into the world, the two chicks have been nestled under mom and occasionally treated to bits of dads kills. Share Updated: 4:04 PM PDT Apr 19, 2021 Hide Transcript Ber...

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14:51 In 1833, Charles Darwin was astonished by an animal he met in the Falkland Islands: handsome, social, and oddly crow-like falcons that were "tame and inquisitive . . . quarrelsome and passionate," and so insatiably curious that they stole hats, compasses, and other valuables from the crew of the Beagle. Darwin wondered why these birds were confined to remote islands at the tip of South America, sensing a larger story, but he set this mystery aside and never returned to it. Almost two hun...

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PEREGRINE FALCONS are known for their speed: when one dives from a great height at more than 320km (199 miles) per hour, for a brief moment it will be the fastest animal on Earth. But they are also endurance flyers, migrating thousands of kilometres. In a new study published in Nature, an international team of researchers investigated peregrine migration. As they note in their response to one peer reviewer who complained about the relatively small size of the dataset, “for a top predator livi...

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On this St. Patrick’s Day, the pipes aren’t all that are calling. So are frogs in local wetlands. You’ll hear them when the day is warm enough, especially the chirping of the tiny spring peepers and the washboard sound of chorus frogs. Nolan Bielinski got to wondering if frogs and toads limit their calls when they’re surrounded by city noises. So, for his doctoral research at the University of Illinois at Chicago, he took recorded sounds into wet areas in the Indiana Dunes N...

Mar 14, 2021 EVE of the 2020 PBA Rookie Draft. All mock drafts have been put out. Suddenly Terrafirma coach Johnedel Cardel came out with an ambiguous statement that basically says that contrary to popular belief, the Dyip arent completely settled on making Joshua Munzon the No. 1 overall pick on Sunday. Just like that, all the mock drafts came in danger of being thrown out the window as the pieces begin to crumble from the top down. The doubt has been cast. And its not without basis. Did the ...

Mar. 12—SHORT GAP, W.Va. — Drew Keckley showed up in a tried and true fashion that the Hampshire Trojans have come to expect, scoring 11 second-half points for a game-high 16, leading the Trojans past Frankfort, 45-38, in a back-and-forth battle Thursday evening in the Falcons' home opener. Nine of Keckley's 11 second-half points came in the third, where the Trojans outscored Frankfort 15-9 ...