Cause of death revealed after dozens of swans and other birds die in London canal
Concerning number of swans, geese, and other wild birds have been found dead in the Grand Union Canal in recent weeks ...
Zombie birds? New Mexico researchers develop wildlife observation drones from dead birds
The research team at New Mexico Tech has constructed and tested pheasant, mallard duck and pigeon drones and robots. Their ...
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Nearly a dozen dead birds found around Truxtun Lake, no cause named yet
California State University Biology Professor Rae McNeish counted at least 10 dead adult birds along the shore of Truxtun ...
Researchers Build ‘Zombie Duck Drones’ and Robot Pheasants Out of Taxidermied Birds
New Mexico Tech’s Mostafa Hassanlian’s “zombie duck drones” were developed for wildlife research. They'd also look at home in ...
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LOIS HENRY: Nearly a dozen dead birds found around Truxtun Lake, no cause named yet
Hikers and Kern River advocates began finding multiple dead Canada geese in and around Truxtun Lakes starting Thursday.
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B.C.'s chief vet tells clinics to set up bird flu protocols amid human exposure risk
British Columbia's chief veterinarian has told clinics that treat wild birds that they must establish protocols to prevent ...
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Zombie birds? New Mexico researchers develop wildlife observation drones from dead birds
The research team has also worked with dead mallard ducks to create ... a duck's that can glide through the water and dive down. Similar to airborne birds, the swimming duck robot could be used ...
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Birds, fish and other wildlife are dying, again, at Wasaga and Tiny beaches. Here's why
Every year in late summer and early fall, dead bodies of water birds are found along the shores of the Great Lakes and, to a lesser extent, on inland lakes. Common loons, ducks, geese and sometimes ...
Shocking truth behind hundreds of dead birds found on Aussie beaches
According to experts, the large number of seabird deaths at one time is referred to as a “mass mortality” or a “wreck” event.