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Jakarta 10 months ago
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Jakarta’s avian mascot loses only refuge in city
The Jakarta Animal Aid Network (JAAN) that operates a rehabilitation center for brahminy kite on Kotok Besar Island in Thousand Islands regency has moved the birds to a riverine ecosystem in Lampung as the island owner reportedly sold the island.
Environment 1 year ago
World's oldest known wild bird, aged 74, is expecting again
Wildlife experts say for decades she was doing this with the same partner, as the birds are known to be monogamous, and has laid over 50 eggs in her lifetime. But her partner has not been seen for years, and Wisdom has recently begun to flirt with other males.
Environment 3 years ago
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Modern phoenix: The bird brought back from extinction in Japan
In just under two decades, Sado's population of wild toki has gone from zero to nearly 500, with the help of international diplomacy, scientific research and an agricultural revolution on the island off Japan's west coast.
Environment 3 years ago
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Birds are more colorful closer to the equator, study proves
When European naturalists traveled to the tropics in the 1800s, they postulated that birds became more colorful closer to the equator — a theory that scientists confirmed on Monday using artificial intelligence technology.
