主播:Ciana, Elysia, 飞鸟 more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 283 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | EducationNatureLanguage LearningScience |
A rakish, eye-catching crest really sets some birds apart. Picture the Blue Jaysof the East… or Stetter’s Jays of the West.Ajay’s crest is made up of a slender array of feathers on top of its head. Thesefeathers are a bit longer and can be spiked up ... more
Birdslay eggs. That means they don’t nurse their young… right? Well, have you everheard of something called “pigeon milk?”Pigeons,one of the most ancient of domesticated birds, feed their nestlings a peculiar,milky liquid- straight from the adult’s b... more
Hello welcome to wild Suzhou, today I’ll be talking about theblue-spotted ribbon-tail rayBlue spotted ribbon-tail rays live near the seafloor in coral reefs and inhabit temperate waters. It is able to dig in sand to conceal itself, andit uses this sk... more
Thisrollicking song belongs to a Black-headed Grosbeak. Like most birds, the malegrosbeak begins singing in earnest a few days after reaching his traditionalnesting grounds in spring.And,like most birds, he sings frequently when trying to attract a m... more
We’veall heard about the “early bird” getting the “worm.” We know it as sound adviceabout initiative and timely action. And we can almost see that robin leaningback and tugging that recalcitrant worm out of the ground. Research shows,however, that bi... more
Somebirds are very well known. A few are even legendary.Theancient Greeks and Egyptians described a mythical bird called the Phoenix, amagnificent creature that was a symbol of renewal and rebirth.Accordingto legend, each Phoenix lived for 500 years,... more
Hello, this isWild Suzhou.Today, we will betalking about ambergris, an interesting product that comes from the intestinesof a sperm whale and has some unexpected uses.First, let’s talkmore about what ambergris actually is. It is also called grey ambe... more
Youmight think the first bird species that humans raised in captivity would be arelatively small one, like a chicken.Butevidence suggests that people in New Guinea reared the cassowary, often calledthe world’s deadliest bird, as much as 18,000 years ... more
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