Winter and the festive season can bring some wonderful moments and create heart-warming memories. For those who step outside and brave the cold, nature brings its own gift. If you seek it, the gift is ...

Fourteen orange-headed bird species are showcased for their vibrant plumage and unique characteristics. These birds, found ...

Many birds leave Estes Valley for warmer temperatures and better weather in the winter. One hearty year-round resident, ...

Like these photos show, birds thrive on these leftover plants. The American Horticultural Society released a report on bird-friendly winter gardens, stating, "With a little planning, you can keep ...

By Robin Pogrebin The metaphor of weaving has informed Frida Escobedo’s design for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s long-awaited new wing for Modern and contemporary art, which was unveiled on ...

That turns out to be Suzaku, one of the Dragon Eaters we were introduced to a few episodes ago, and when he's let in on the fact that the Fairy Tail guild is also in this world he makes it his ...

Now, researchers at the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland and UC Irvine are testing a new drone with fixed wings and mechanical bird-like legs. Robotic Avian-inspired ...

Meanwhile, Chinese leadership is also dominating the wind and solar energy sectors. In Europe, Chinese dominance over this production — as well as in the extraction of critical resources required for ...

Boston Celtics backup forward Sam Hauser limped to the team's locker at TD Garden in the first half of the team's ongoing Friday matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies, and seems likely to be out ...

RAVEN uses spring-loaded legs for energy-efficient flight. Inspired by crows, it can hop, walk, and launch into the air. Built by EPFL researchers with a fixed-wing design for flying.

Their Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for multiple ENvironments (RAVEN) trades traditional landing gear for a pair of bird-inspired articulated ... efficient than fixed-wing drones that use a ...

The Airbus A320 was taxiing when its wing struck the tail of the stationary Airbus A319, causing extensive damage to both aircraft. Fortunately, no passengers or crew were injured on either flight.