Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a twist for CNET. When not wallowing in weird gear and iPad apps for cats, she can be found tinkering with her 1956 DeSoto. Birds of ...

Are you fascinated by flamingos and how they form groups? A new study has found that flamingos form social groups similar to the way people do. While flamingos live in a different environment than ...

Nashville, Tenn. – (WKRN) – When you think of flamingos, a tropical island or a Jimmy Buffet song might come to mind. But zookeepers say flamingos have no problem with winter and can brave the cold ...

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Check out the newest resident at Potawatomi Zoo! A cute little flamingo chick! The chick hatched on July 20. The zoo says you will occasionally be able to see it in the flamingo house in its nest.

Flamingoes are fairly large birds with a curvy neck and long legs, and they’re famous for their pink color and how they stand on one leg. There are five different species of flamingo, one of which is ...

Parts of the country have witnessed rare sightings of the bird following last week's storm Getty In the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia, it wasn’t phoenixes who rose above the ashes but rather wild ...

One of the most popular birds at the Philadelphia Zoo has a new home. Flamingo Cove, an outdoor walkthrough aviary, is now open next to McNeil Avian Center. The new spot honors the zoo’s history by ...

It appears that birds of a feather really do flock together. A new paper published in Behavioural Processes suggests that flamingos develop long-term friendships, technically called associations, with ...

Flamingos, like humans, form social bonds that can last for years and appear to be important for survival in the wild, a new study shows. Researchers studying the bird’s social interactions at a ...

It's definitely not something you see every day. About 2,000 pink flamingos appeared Sunday night in Boston's seaport. But how? And why? The flock members didn't alight using their own wings because ...

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