In a first glance, it is seen as birds fly in V shape to follow their leader but in reality, it's all about saving energy.

Photos shared to social media claim to depict a swarm of starlings flying through the air often, incredibly, in the shape of ...

The striking V formations are the result of each bird flying slightly behind and to the side of the one in front ...

All birds fly high in the sky, soaring to new heights in search of a home and food. However, while some are always visible to us-- like pigeons and crows-- others do not even catch the human eye ...

Hawk pairs fly in large circles and gain great height before the male plunges into a deep dive and subsequent steep climb back to circling height. Later, the birds grab hold of one another with ...

This sliceoflife multicharacter moving documentary puts us in the shoes of people living with disabilities in Bhutan Their different disabilities dont prevent them from pursuing their dreams My ...

"On a big night in the spring, you're talking 450 to 500 million birds flying under cover of darkness." While many of the birds aren't in the Northeast yet, they are well on their way. Migration ...

“On a big night in the spring, you're talking 450 to 500 million birds flying under cover of darkness.” In the contiguous United States, peak spring bird migration runs approximately between ...