Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An 11-year-old Goffin’s cockatoo called Ellie interacting with another bird via video chat (Matthew Modoono/Northeastern ...

The ability to learn by watching others interact had previously only been documented in humans, making macaws just the second species to demonstrate this ability (humans being the first). A captive ...

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Mongabay discovered up to 10 YouTube channels, Facebook groups and profiles selling wild birds online, despite the illegality of capturing, caging and selling wild birds under the Wildlife ...

Birds are capable of forming “strong social relationships” via video chats, according to a new study. Researchers at Northeastern University in the US, in collaboration with scientists at MIT and the ...