Seabirds such as albatrosses and petrels are retreating into smaller areas of ocean and traveling further to find new places to live as the climate warms. Scientists from the University of Reading ...

As climate change accelerates, the suitable habitat for seabirds shrinks and their mortality rate increases. Read more at ...

Storm petrels are among the smallest and most mysterious seabirds. Until recently, the use of biologgers to track their ...

California marine heat wave drives seabird die-offs and marine mammal stress as ocean temperatures spike off West Coast. Will ...

Dead birds are dotting the California coastline due to warmer-than-usual ocean waters.

Dead and dying seabirds collected on the coasts of the northern Bering and southern Chukchi seas over the past six years reveal how the Arctic's fast-changing climate is threatening the ecosystems and ...

A bird that mates for life and flies over 6,000 miles for food, the albatross has seen profound population declines over the past several decades. It appears now as though a harbinger for its own ...

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When different species of seabirds share a habitat with limited sources of food, they must differ in their feeding habits. This specialization is known by biologists as an “ecological niche”.

Dead birds are washing up on beaches in Southern California in alarming numbers, and the reason why has so far eluded experts. They do have some guesses, ...