They found that the changes in cicada wings coincided with birds evolving the ability to catch bugs in mid-flight. To survive, the cicadas had to fly fast enough to escape being caught and eaten.

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And they were under attack from a new predator with feathery wings, claws and a toothy beak. Early birds posed a fearsome threat. But as they responded to these competitors, cicadas evolved ...

The rapid evolution of cicadas' flight ability may have been spurred by the emergence of predatory birds, new research suggests. These insects' bodies and wing shapes changed dramatically over the ...

The King and Queen are in Samoa for the last visit of their royal tour, as ITV News' Royal Editor Chris Ship reports Samoa has laid on a warm pacific welcome for King Charles and Queen Camilla who ...

Two new cases each were confirmed in Washington and California. The number of confirmed bird flu cases has risen in the U.S. to 31, federal health officials said on Thursday. Washington health ...

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The Town of Newmarket plans to restrict the number of bird feeders residents can have on their property. Council tentatively agreed to push forward an animal control bylaw amendment that includes a ...

A small international team of biologists, geologists and paleontologists has found evidence that a bird-sized dinosaur from the early Cretaceous used its wings to run faster. In their study ...