If you visit a zoo, you might be captivated by the animals you see—majestic lions, curious meerkats, soaring birds of prey.

Birds range from tiny hummingbirds to giant condors in the skies. These giant birds of prey will have you feeling the size of ...

Parrots (Psittaciformes) are colorful birds that prefer warm or tropical climates. The parrot family includes nearly 400 ...

The bat research team from the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute ... in climate like we see for the birds, that adds support to the idea that their prey, the insects, are changing.” ...

Some of these vibrant beaks help birds stand out in dense tropical forests ... contrast of their beaks doesn’t just help them catch prey but also stands out in mating displays, where beak ...

The Crested Eagle is an elusive bird of prey found in the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. They are skilled hunters, preying on medium-sized arboreal mammals such as monkeys, sloths, ...

People think that they're just common backyard birds, but they're actually tropical birds that just ... like bird of prey stickers, don't work. It's the two inch spacing that makes a window ...

The sparrowhawk is an aggressive bird of prey, adept at hunting and fighting ... from migrating songbirds to colorful tropical birds to waterfowl. The retaliatory destruction of host nests, first ...

While bright colors are more often associated with tropical birds, Haizlett points out ... who founded the world’s first sanctuary for birds of prey at Pennsylvania’s Hawk Mountain, she adds: “The ...

who’s also a researcher at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. Snakes, monkeys, birds and even insects all prey on them. Prior studies have suggested that bird chicks in the tropics are more ...

“Assessing Climate Change Impacts to Tigers, Prey and its Habitats in Chitwan-Parsa Complex ... towards ensuring human-big carnivore co-existence in Nepal. "Do tropical ant-following birds respond to ...

Millions of years ago, scaly, lizard-like dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Over time, some of those dinosaurs sprouted feathers and took to the skies—and while their reptilian cousins died off, those ...