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Anti-bird spikes are a common sight on many buildings but urban birds have developed an ingenious way of building nests.

Dutch study identifies several examples of corvids’ ‘amazing’ ability to adapt to the urban environment

Crows and magpies have found ingenious solutions to combat human attempts to remove them from urban areas, researchers in the Netherlands say.

It’s that time of year again — when the world marks the first case of ‘homosexual necrophilia in the mallard,’ aka fowl play.

One dead duck can change your life.

Here are some of the best winners of Harvards Ig Nobel awards, which have taken place every year since 1991. This years ceremony was livestreamed on Thursday.

Natural history museum bags electrifying new addition to collection January 13, 2021 The stone marten which plunged much of the Achterhoek in Gelderland into darkness on Tuesday morning by making its way into an electricity substation, killing itself in the event, has joined the Rotterdam Natuurhistorisch museum’s collection of ‘Dead animals with a story’. No one knows how the animal managed to get into the substation but once inside it short circuited three 10,000 volt transformers, ...