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The Great Grey Owl: Phantom of the North

The birds of prey are among the most renowned of nature’s predators. Mankind has long been aware of their fantastic predatory abilities, and as such has revered these animals for thousands of years. These powerful birds, reco...

by Cendan Luis

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On the Cognition of Crows and Ravens: Contemporary Research into Nature’s Brightest Minds

Crows and ravens have been feared, hated, revered, and worshiped throughout human history, constantly exerting a powerful hold over the psyche of people throughout the ages. Some cultures viewed them as the harbingers of doom, ...

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Vultures: The Birds of the Dead

Seen by many people as symbols of doom and death as well as unappealing and disgusting creatures, the vultures are indeed in a tough spot when it comes to capturing the awe and wonder of humans. This is probably not much of a s...

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The Golden Eagle: Apex Predator of the Skies

Renowned for their beauty, intellect, and strength, eagles are among the most popular of all animals. Due to their symbolic characteristics (representing both might and independence), they have been used as national symbols thr...

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Strong Colors: Flamingos of the Wild

Flamingos are among the most unique and well-known of birds. Characterized by their beautiful coloration and unusually long legs, these attractive birds have become among the most popular of zoo and wildlife park exhibits. Howe...

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The Great Grey Owl: Phantom of the North

On the Cognition of Crows and Ravens: Contemporary Research into Nature’s Brightest Minds

Vultures: The Birds of the Dead

The Golden Eagle: Apex Predator of the Skies

Strong Colors: Flamingos of the Wild

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