At the northern tip of Patagonia's desert coast in Argentina, the skies above El Cóndor are filled with shifting clouds of chatty, colorful parrots. The mountain's crumbling sandstone cliffs are home ...

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Generally, birds are known to be graceful, fast, and capable of soaring over the vast expanse of the sky. However, the most interesting and fascinating birds in the world are known to be large and not ...

A critically endangered New Zealand parrot is receiving much needed help. The flightless Kākāpō, though once widespread in the region, has seen devastating population losses. The usual culprits are at ...

About 19 million years ago, the world's largest parrot lived in New Zealand and used its massive beak to crack open food, according to a new study. The parrot stood over 3 feet tall and weighed about ...