The bird is in. And when the 1999 Ravens take the field this season, they will be sporting a new logo their fans have demanded. The team will wear helmets marked by the profile of a raven’s head.

The Ravens' front-faced alternative helmet logo should be the franchise's identity. During 2024, the Ravens ' will be unveiling the third iteration of its "Purple Rising" alternate helmets since 1996.

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Researchers put bird legs on a drone so it can take off by jumping EPFL’s RAVEN is a fixed-wing drone that can take off without a runway using bird-inspired legs.

The Ravens already have a new coach, a new quarterback and a new offense. And after getting approval from NFL Properties, they will be sporting a new look this fall. On the heels of a vote in ...

The Ravens started 2024 0-2 for the first time since 2015. This included a 27-20 loss to the Chiefs at Arrowhead in the season opener and a 26-23 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders in M&T Bank Stadium.

Ravens, which are known to be incredibly intelligent, are the subject of frequent study, and new research reveals that they have some of the same personality quirks that humans possess.

An artist in Florida is re-imagining the iconic logo. Michael Taylor, 23, created the Twitter account @SmilingBirdLogo that contains nothing but pictures of the logo as other bird species.

Science Electronics flight drones This bird-inspired drone is more energy efficient and proficient at complex flight maneuvers A mechanical RAVEN that can take off, walk and hop over obstacles By ...

Corvids are birds that belong to the family Corvidae and in Australia are crows and ravens. Their cry is as much a soundtrack of regional Australia as the relentless drone of a billion insects.

In indoor tests, RAVEN could jump almost half a metre into the air and at 2.4 metres per second – which is a similar speed to birds of the same size – at which point a propeller takes over.