“Millions have been released.” Hawaii’s beautiful birds are dying. But scientists have a controversial plan to save them

“Millions have been released.” Hawaii’s beautiful birds are dying. But scientists have a controversial plan to save them

About 6-7 million years ago, common rosefinches – which are today found across a vast expanse of northern Eurasia and are even occasional winter visitors to the British Isles – island-hopped their way from the Russian Far East across the Pacific Ocean and arrived in the newly formed, volcanic land masses of Hawaii. There, a […]

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How Wildlife Observation Can Turn Students Into Better Scientists

How Wildlife Observation Can Turn Students Into Better Scientists

I remember the exact second when Marcus stopped asking permission to think. He was fourteen, standing in a marsh outside the school with binoculars, watching a great blue heron hunt. For weeks, he’d been the type of student who absorbed information passively—decent grades, zero engagement. But something shifted when he noticed the heron’s hunting pattern […]

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They strike with clenched talons at 200mph, crush skulls, shred prey, and can inflict deep head wounds on humans – 10 deadliest birds of prey on the planet

They strike with clenched talons at 200mph, crush skulls, shred prey, and can inflict deep head wounds on humans – 10 deadliest birds of prey on the planet

They can strike their victims with clenched talons at a devastating 200mph, casually crush a monkey’s skull in their claws, tear a large fish apart in seconds and inflict deep wounds on the heads of humans they see as a threat. Deadliest birds of prey Harpy Eagle The magnificent harpy eagles of Central and South […]

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