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For Some Male Pheasants, Love Really Is Blind. Their Elaborate Feathers That Impress Females Also Obstruct Their Vision
The adornments on the heads of male Lady Amherst’s and golden pheasants partially block their sight, according to new ...
Males of two species of pheasants seem to trade attractiveness for the ability to get a good look at predators.
As fledgling seagulls take their first clumsy flights this summer, they are left especially vulnerable to moving vehicles. SPCA Monterey County Wildlife Center is urging drivers to be more vigilant ...
The male Lady Amherst's pheasant knows how to put on a show when it comes to attracting mates. As well as elaborate courtship ...
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