Ergebnis für "Hummingbird" in Wissenschaft & Technik

As one of the most beautiful and intriguing birds found in nature, hummingbirds fascinate people around the world. The lightest birds in the sky, hummingbirds are capable of incredible feats, such as flying backwards, diving at speeds of 61 MPH, and beating their wings more than 60 times a second. Miraculous creatures, they are also incredibly vulnerable when they first emerge from their eggs. That’s where Brenda Sherburn comes in. With tenderness and patience, she rescues abandoned hummingbirds and nurses them back to health until they can fly away and live in the wild.

A heartwarming account of the trials and triumphs a hummingbird rehabber encounters while caring for her tiny, fragile patients. This personal narrative is filled with the science and magic surrounding these fascinating creatures.

Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/eugene-fayerberg/subscribe Eagles are generally larger and more powerful than other birds of prey, and they have a number of physical adaptations that allow them to be efficient hunters. They have sharp, curved beaks that are designed for tearing flesh, and their powerful talons are used to catch and hold onto their prey. Eagles also have excellent eyesight, with vision that is up to four times stronger than that of humans. This allows them to spot prey from great distances, and to locate prey that is hidden or camouflaged.

Many people struggle to talk about stillbirth. Friends and family members may feel awkward discussing it. Some clinicians shy away from it. Bereaved parents may be left feeling isolated and alone. Co-hosts Jaime and Erin – mothers whose babies were stillborn – talk truth about stillbirth. Together with guests, they explore topics such as the nature of grief and loss, the hospital experience of stillbirth, and navigating life after stillbirth – all in a welcoming and safe audio space. Through stories of lived experiences, Stillbirth Happens – let’s talk hopes to normalize the ...