Brothers Huang Yuechang and Huang Mingde are doing their best to carry on a centuries-old tradition of using cormorant birds to catch fish. While most modern fishermen choose to use nets and poles, these brothers have devoted their lives to keeping this tradition going. In order to catch fish, ...

Apparently, these two never heard that birds of a feather flock together. Whatever they're fighting over, it looks like they're planning on seeing it through to the bitter end. Either the turkey isn't a fan of how flashy this peacock is, or the peacock is trying to get a head start on helping ...

It's tough out there for a bird. Not only do birds have a hard time figuring out how windows work and when the best time to fly by an airport is, now solar power plants are setting them on fire. Solar power plants in California, those owned by this Bay Area company, are being urged to figure out ...

Chances are that if you field dress two adult does and leave a camera by the remains, you're going to catch some animals in action. More than likely that'll involve catching some pictures of coyotes or buzzards. That's what these guys thought when they left some deer guts behind, but what they ...

Why catch your own fish when you can train birds to do all the hard work for you? This fishing technique using cormorants is certainly interesting, but we say it takes all of the fun out of one of the world's greatest practices. Video description from the Andre Stokes-Rees YouTube page: A ...

Apparently pelicans have quite the appetite for other birds. Multiple videos are going around with pelicans eating everything from pigeons to seagulls. Who knew? Here are two videos of the pelicans aka bird murderers in action. You've been warned. Don't get overly close to beautiful white pelicans, ...