
Uncovering the Dodo's Secret Sensory World
Scientists are using CT scans of rare dodo skulls to uncover the bird's sensory abilities and lifestyle, revealing a more complex animal than previously thought.
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Scientists are using CT scans of rare dodo skulls to uncover the bird's sensory abilities and lifestyle, revealing a more complex animal than previously thought.

The Great Knot, an Endangered shorebird, embarks on a long-distance journey along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway, crossing various sites and Key Biodiversity Areas.

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Join a free birdwatching event in Dungannon to practice wader and waterbird identification and learn about the Wetland Bird Survey.

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