BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. — A Mims woman is still searching for her missing Quaker parrot nearly two months after the bird flew away, saying the loss has been especially painful because Blue helped inspire ...

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Sustainability certification by Marine Stewardship Council may be obscuring labour abuses in seafood supply chains, say researchers The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), which operates a “blue tick” ...

A parrot missing half his beak is top bird at New Zealand’s Willowbank Wildlife Reserve. The parrot, named Bruce, wins every fight with other kea parrots and gets priority access to food, researchers ...

While the kea parrot’s beak would normally be considered essential for survival, Bruce has innovated other ways of commanding respect. Bruce the kea parrot lost his upper beak, but his disability hasn ...

Bruce, a 13-year-old kea in New Zealand, long ago lost the top half of his beak. It didn’t prevent his climb to the top.Credit... Supported by By Carl Zimmer In 2021, a disabled parrot named Bruce ...

Bruce the kea—a species of alpine parrot native to New Zealand—lost his upper beak in an accident as a young bird. But that hasn’t stopped him from becoming the dominant male in his kea community ...

Bebe the Parrot has gained viral fame for snorkeling in the Bahamas using a homemade submarine equipped with air fittings and lead weights for buoyancy. Owner Steven Lawyer ensured Bebe’s safety by ...

In a plot twist worthy of Disney’s next animated hit, a disabled parrot in New Zealand fought his way, broken beak and claw, to the top of his group’s social hierarchy. Meet Bruce, a captive kea ...

The child's mother, Kayti Edwards, said Cher "was lovely and kind" when they met last year Cher is a grandmother. In an April 19 interview with The Sun, Kayti Edwards — the step-granddaughter of Julie ...

Night parrots have been heard in a new location in south-west Queensland. Researchers are returning soon as they believe recent heavy rain will encourage breeding. A new population of one of the world ...