New research illustrates how flamingos use their necks and beaks to create a vortex in the water to trap and slurp up their prey — an evolutionary practice apparently distinct to them.

What the research team discovered is unlike any other known prehistoric bird anatomy. The skull exhibits ... soft plants and fruit on the roof of its mouth,” says Phoebe McInerney, a researcher ...

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Dr. O’Connor explained that the bones in the roof of the mouth help researchers understand ... allows paleontologists to explore early bird anatomy and behavior in detail, deepening ...

The remarkable thing about Mukucha’s work is the use of found objects, a medium that carries stories from intended use by ...

Many modern birds use what is known as closed-mouth vocalisation ... It is a view supported by research on another part of dinosaur anatomy for which there is better evidence in the fossil ...

This dinosaur’s skull was light as air but its mouth was packed with power—and a unique ability to quickly grow teeth. Here’s ...

14. A 1976 exhibition featuring Peter Blake’s series of screen prints based on Lewis Carroll’s 1871 novel “Alice Through the ...

To uncover the mystery, dive into the fascinating anatomy of this creature and explore ... At first glance, a snail's mouth appears no larger than the head of a pin, and thus the idea of having ...

The 2001 outbreak of foot and mouth cost an estimated £13.8 billion ... Since 2020, 7.2 million birds have been culled in avian flu outbreaks, which have devastated wild seabird colonies across ...

Animal diseases such as bird flu, bluetongue, and African swine fever pose significant ... The 2001 outbreak of foot and mouth cost an estimated £13.8 billion in today’s prices, devastating farming ...

Before male Drosophila flies (fruit flies) can become fathers, they must attract mates, and that requires them to produce ...