The Southern Poverty Law Center, which the FBI cited in its notorious memo on “radical traditional Catholics,” puts conservative Christian nonprofits on a “hate map” alongside chapters of the Ku Klux ...

The ostrich is the planet’s largest living bird. A big male can stand 9 feet tall and weigh over 300 pounds, and the female ...

Discover how ostriches evolved to lay their eggs in a communal nest, a unique adaptation that has allowed them to thrive in the harshest environments. These giant birds, capable of running at 70 km/h, ...

An average bird’s weight typically exceeds 330 lbs. The female Ostrich is slightly shorter in size when compared with the male counterpart. One can easily tell male and female birds apart owing to ...

black and white bird on green grass field during daytime. Image via Unsplash. Ostriches, the world’s largest and fastest birds, are fascinating creatures in many respects. Beyond their impressive ...

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A new comprehensive study published in the prestigious journal PNAS provides some fascinating insights into how female and male brains are intrinsically organized. Employing an innovative deep ...

(VAN) In the near future, Khatoco will introduce differentiated ostrich meat products, such as ostrich meat for pregnant women, men, and medicinal purposes. The dishes prepared by the teams were ...

She said that in those circumstances the male ostrich would chase the young female until it either stopped out of exhaustion or ran into a fence and fell to the ground. Then, the male “would ...

Neuroanatomical research has long established that there are statistical differences at the macroscopic level in male and female brains. There are also functional differences in terms of memory and ...

A male ostrich named Tadori escaped from a zoo in Seongnam, South Korea, and found himself somewhat caught in traffic. This happened after his female ostrich friend, Tasooni, died a month ago ...