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earth.com > animals > eagles-known-as-expert-hunters-caught-doing-something-unexpected

Eagles known as expert hunters caught doing something unexpected

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (995+ words) Cameras in the Saudi Arabian desert captured Verreaux’s eagles behaving in a way researchers did not expect from these specialized hunters. Eagles are famous for being powerful hunters. They often sit near the top of a food web, which shows…...

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Northern spotted owls have disappeared from large parts of their range

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (1017+ words) Northern spotted owls are disappearing across the Pacific Northwest as breeding pairs fall to dangerously low regional levels. A forest can look healthy even when one of its animals is close to disappearing. That is happening to northern spotted owls…...

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Ravens are eating sage-grouse eggs, so scientists targeted their eggs instead

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (1041+ words) Researchers found that oiling raven eggs more than doubled sage-grouse nest survival and helped boost populations at treated sites. A greater sage-grouse lays her eggs on bare ground under a sagebrush and sits on them for about a month, which…...