A woodcock's walk seems better for disco dances than woodlands. It's a slow way to get around, so why do these groovy little ...

Plus, it could even stop predators from trying to chase the bird while it’s eating. However, these are still just theories, and we don’t know for sure yet why woodcocks “dance” like this.

As part of the Cultch’s inaugural Warrior Festival, which centres women and gender-expansive artists in a pursuit of liberatory joy, Dance Nation serves up plenty of levity amongst the drama. And, ...

We talked to the people creating the library of movements, gestures and expressions for models, actors and performers.

In early 2024, the bird influenza that had been spreading across the globe ... an avian influenza A virus would have to trade ...

It has infected hundreds of bird species and small mammals. Now, it’s showing up in larger mammals like cattle. That shift makes it more likely the virus could spread to people, the scientists say.

Ebola, plague and bird flu ... that could pose a future threat to public health, experts have said. Some viruses on the list have the potential to cause a global pandemic, like Covid, while ...

Working in wood, he captured the zeal of New England sports with his exacting, lifelike renderings of Hall of Famers like Ted Williams and Larry Bird ... sporting pose. For Ruth, Mr. LaMontagne ...

cockatoos and parrots like Kiki enthrall and entertain a passionate worldwide community of bird enthusiasts. “She loves to dance and sing. She loves apples and grapes. She’s really smart but ...

Why do I feel so stuck here in Boston, yet I was free as a bird in Mexico ... I suppose a smile on the train doesn't pose as much opportunity or risk as an evening on the beach.