The World’s Longest Non-Stop Bird Migration Covered Over 8,000 Miles in 11 Days
A study equipped the birds with small 5-gram solar-powered satellite transmitters so they could be identified as they migrated south.
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This is the first-ever study to capture evidence of this type of behavior in sperm whales.
A new feature allowed nature and wildlife photography lovers to vote for the funniest among 43 finalists.
This well-preserved fossil was found in northern Patagonia, Argentina, and dates to 90 million years ago.