BIRDS

Scientists discovered the skull of a bird-like dinosaur. More than 100 tiny teeth line the jaws of the skull, suggesting that this dinosaur was small but deadly (to insects).

A New York animal shelter was gifted a tiny dog wheelchair after it posted about an adorable animal friendship on Facebook.

This Costa Rica animal rescue center houses every kind of animal, from spider monkeys to sea turtles.

The discovery of 10 bird species and subspecies on three remote islands in Indonesia marks the first time in over a century that so many new birds have been found in such a small area.

Pink flamingos mingle with guests during yoga sessions at the Baha Mar Resort, lending a helping beak when necessary.

The foul-flavored stackables are part of Pringles’s Friendsgiving kit, which also includes cranberry sauce-, stuffing-, and pumpkin pie-flavored chips.

Steppe eagles have 7-foot wingspans, mainly eat carrion, and never read the fine print on their cell phone plans.

Even though there are no people living on Mullion Island off Cornwall in England, rubber bands turn up there by the thousands. Now researchers think they know why.

Ostriches and emus share many similar physical characteristics, but there are also distinct differences between the two flightless birds. Which makes them sort of like cousins.

The adoptive parents are teaching their duck how to be a loon, and the results are a little (dare we say it?) loony.

Roadrunners—the iconic birds of the American Southwest—are brave enough to feast on rattlesnakes and outsmart coyotes (really, we're not kidding).

With its massive beak and penetrating stare, a shoebill stork is not a bird you'd want to meet in a dark alley. Read on for some little-known facts about this African icon.