One obvious reason why people enjoy the existence of birds so much is their bright and varied colors. Humans — and most mammals — seem boring in comparison. But why are birds the colors that they are?
A fine over protected bird feathers sparked debate about federal wildlife law and tradition at the National Finals Rodeo in ...
Beautiful bird plumage these days matches the color pallet of wildflowers — cardinals as red as Indian paintbrushes, andbluebirds as blue as bluebonnets. It’s not happenstance. Wildflowers attract ...
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Scientists Create the Darkest Fabric Ever Made Inspired by a Bird-of-Paradise’s Feathers
A tropical bird’s feather structure inspires a new, wearable ultrablack fabric.
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Darkest fabric ever made – inspired by birds-of-paradise – creates the ultimate little black dress
When you think “birds-of-paradise”, your mind may jump to the bright, rainbow plumage of species like Diphyllodes magnificus ...
Why are some songbirds so brightly colored? A new study finds that a hidden layer of black and white feathers help their colors pop. Have you ever looked at a bird and wondered, how can it be so red ...
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