Airplane splattered with blood after propellers butcher flock of Alaska’s state bird: gruesome pics
A small propeller plane struck a flock of birds upon takeoff in Alaska — leaving gruesome and bloody stains across the hull.
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Body of aircraft covered in blood splashes after bird strike
A small plane struck a flock of birds on take off - leaving the body of the aircraft covered in blood splashes. The plane was ...
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Fascinating Bird Behavior: Caching Food
they hunt small rodents, insects and other birds. But it isn’t their hunting skills that have earned them the nickname of ...
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What’s Flying: Many new birds continue to be seen
It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer.” — Albert Einstein Autumn, warm weather, bird ...
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How climate change is disrupting bird migration in Squamish
The Pacific Flyway is a major migratory bird route that stretches from Alaska to Patagonia in South America ... “Nature ...
Rescued arctic fox thriving at Portland wildlife center, ready for new home, caretakers say
The Bird Alliance of Oregon posted a photo of the charming snow-white creature on its Instagram account, along with an update on its health and as-yet-to-be-determined future.
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Alaska-grown hazelnuts? A changing climate is helping growers coax unusual crops from northern soil
The nuts, Smith says, appeal to him as a potential new food crop without the evolutionary characteristics of highly invasive ...
Biden expected to soon issue anticipated study on proposed Alaska road’s environmental impacts
The Biden administration is soon expected to take the next steps over a contentious lands issue in Alaska. A source told The ...
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Delaware, the ‘first’ state
The state of Delaware is known as the "First" state because on Dec. 7, 1787, it became the very first state to approve the United States Constitution. Delaware lies along the Atlantic coastline and is ...
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Can AI stop ships from killing thousands of whales each year?
With an estimated 20,000 whales dying from ship strikes each year, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Falmouth, Mass ...