A trio of some of the most endangered birds in the world were relocated from their home in the Vermillion Cliffs of Arizona ...

We meet a few of the many people who are out to save the California condor, including a man who turned from crime to condors and a life mission to remove killer lead from this magnificent bird’s ...

He was found dazed in a mountain bush in 1967, hanging upside down with an injured wing and smelling like rotten fish — a rare male California condor, a member of a nearly extinct species. He ...

The majestically macabre California condor is the largest bird in North America, Mother Nature’s critically endangered cleanup crew, and a miracle conservation success story. After making a ...

The California condor is the largest flying bird in North America, with wings that spread 9.5 feet tip to tip as it soars at speeds up to 50 mph thousands of feet above the earth. “Seeing a ...

The baby bird is a living rebuttal to criticisms that California's condor breeding program is never sustainable -- that it's just an expensive, ongoing and futile battle to sustain a dying species.

These birds are already compromised because of the lead exposure, she says. “That’s not what you want when they’re interacting with a virus on the landscape.” Condor conservationists feared the ...

Some effects of Arizona's Dragon Bravo Fire are clear, but what's happened to wildlife may not be known until the flames die ...

The Andean condor can be found in the Andes mountains and is the largest flying bird in the world. Even though it is not mythical like the Garuda, the birds are rare in South America.

When you think of animals that build nests, your mind likely travels to birds. However, while it is true that birds are one of the most well-known animals to build nests, they’re not alone in this ...

One bird studied covered more than 100 miles without flapping. ... The Andean condor has a wingspan stretching to 10 feet and weighs up to 33 pounds, making it the heaviest soaring bird alive today.