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National 5 years ago
Pandemic leaves animals abandoned, starving in Bali, West Nusa Tenggara
“In many instances, animals who brought in an income for their owners are now rendered ‘worthless’, as the global tourism industry comes to a standstill. Bali and the Gili Islands have been especially impacted by this, given the huge reliance of their economies on tourism,” Animals Australia spokesperson Louise Bonomi said in a statement on Wednesday.
Environment 5 years ago
Birds in paradise: Albania's flamingos flourish in virus lockdown
With tourists home, boats docked and factories silenced under a coronavirus lockdown, Albania's pink flamingos and curly pelicans are flourishing in the newfound tranquility of lagoons dotting the country's western coastline.
National 5 years ago
Police arrest illegal bird trader for smuggling hundreds of songbirds from Riau to Jambi
The police have arrested a 32-year-old man for allegedly smuggling oriental magpie-robins, greater green leafbirds, lesser green leafbirds, black-naped orioles, bar-winged prinias, Sumatran padda and hummingbirds.
Science & Tech 7 years ago
Birds that blush: Scientists document an animal mystery
Have you ever heard of macaws that blush, much like humans do at an emotional moment? Researchers still don't quite understand how it works, but a French team says they have observed the phenomenon multiple times in a group of five captive blue-and-yellow macaws (Ara ararauna) macaws.
