A once-extinct bird has laid eggs in the wild for the first time in nearly 40 years. After returning to the wild in 2024, the ...

Imagine waking up to find your home ransacked, your precious belongings tossed aside, and your hard work undone—all for ...

The brightly colored birds are extinct in the wild, having disappeared from their native Guam in 1988 due to the introduction ...

The Guam kingfisher is no longer found in Guam, but thanks to the help of a handful of zoos, including Cincinnati's, there's ...

(Courtesy: Martin Kastner) Nine Sihek (also known as Guam kingfishers) were released at the Nature ... birds quickly explored and adapted to their new home, building territories, nests and laying ...

The zoo says the birds, four females and five males, have learned how to forage and hunt new prey, formed pairs, established territories, build nests and laid eggs. It's the first time the species ...

It happens sometimes in bird nests. The eggs don’t incubate or develop as they should and ... Large-flowered white trilliums ...

Birds that had been designated extinct in the wild are now laying eggs on an island in the Pacific and the Cincinnati Zoo played a big role.

The sihek bird, once extinct in the wild, laid its first eggs after being reintroduced to Palmyra Atoll in a conservation milestone.

7 secrets behind the world’s most celebrated hula Nine Sihek, also known as Guam kingfishers, were released at the Nature ...