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Large flightless birds are more intelligent than we realized
A study on bird intelligence found that emus and rheas can solve puzzles to access food, proving they can innovate.
San Diego Explorer on MSN7h
21 Fun Facts About San Diego That Will Surprise You
San Diego has so much to explore and discover, even locals don't know some of these fun facts about San Diego. Do you know ...
The world’s best bucket-list wildlife destinations, ranked
Extraordinary wildlife destinations from around the world that you must add to your bucket list, including the Great Migration in the Serengeti, mountain gorillas in Rwanda and the Great Barrier Reef ...
Emus are more intelligent than realised and capable of problem-solving, scientists say - despite Rod Hull's frequently repeated claim that they are the world's stupidest bi…
The large flightless birds, who garnered a reputation for being stupid, thanks to Rod Hull's TV puppet, have shown they are ...
KVEO Brownsville on MSN22h
Richard Moore Outdoor Report: The Eyes Have It
The gleaming yellow-gold eyes of a bobcat reflect late afternoon light as the thirsty cat laps tepid water. It is this life ...
The Cool Down on MSN22h
Experts urge action after analyzing hundreds of troubling social media posts: 'It simply shouldn't be that easy'
The pandemic saw an uptick in this type of crime. Experts urge action after analyzing hundreds of troubling social media ...
NJ pet-shop owner shot with crossbow says silent attacker meant to kill her
I walked up to him and said, ‘I’m sorry, I didn’t hear what you said.’ And he pointed the crossbow and shot me, point-blank,” ...
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Feline friends and wild encounters in Highland Park
An unexpected wildlife crossing in Highland Park brings stray cats, raccoons, parrots, and even coyotes to one backyard. Read ...