A bird beak is the most important resource it has, and every species has one solely designed for survival. Birds use beaks for just about everything: building nests, feeding their young, cleaning ...

Native to Central and South America, this bird’s bill is a mix of neon green, bright orange, turquoise, and red, it is so vibrant that it almost looks artificial. Despite its size, the beak is ...

Its mottled ... flattened beak and mouth, these birds are well-adapted to snatching prey such as flying insects and bats out of the air. Great potoos also have slits in their eyelids, which enable ...

a few birds we studied were rule-breakers. One such rule-breaker is the Eurasian spoonbill, whose highly specialised beak shape helps it sift through the mud to capture aquatic life. Perhaps its ...

Here in the UK, the Robin is a bird you may see a lot. It has a deep reddish chest and uses its beak to pick up worms. Large eagles can also be found here in the UK using their long sharp claws to ...

Three rare bird species were sighted in Alabama over the last week. See which unique species were spotted and what we know about them.