Many Native Americans are marking ceremonies like graduations with bald eagle feathers, a form of reverence for the bird they ...

Swimming through the shadowy waters off Palau, scuba divers watched life on a coral reef after dark. One reddish sea creature with 17 “feather”-like arms caught their attention — and for good reason.

To solve this, we chemically treated rooster tail feathers with bleach, ammonia, and vinegar to mimic the look. It was difficult, as the fumes were strong and affected us despite working in shifts.

Rare 99-million-year-old dinosaur tail with feathers found preserved in amber High-tech imaging revealed eight small vertebrae, still attached. Surrounding them were soft feathers, their beauty ...

The Rooster's power, described by Arunagirinathar, is such that its wing-shake can tear the sky and dry oceans (signifying destruction of karma, desires, and ending rebirths).

The plaque features a rooster looking back at its plush tail feathers, with a canopy of cockscomb flowers above its head.

This rooster's tail can grow longer than your living room—it’s true! The Onagadori, native to Japan, grows tail feathers that can reach over 27 feet, thanks to a genetic mutation that prevents ...

A Mascot for the Ages Cocky's journey from a live rooster to the spirited, larger-than-life character we know today is a testament to the University of South Carolina's rich tradition and evolving ...

What does the Sri Lankan junglefowl look like? The male Sri Lankan junglefowl is very colourful. He has bright red combs on his head and yellow-orange feathers on his body. His tail is long and ...

DURAND, Wis. (WEAU) - Crews are on scene of a fire at Rooster Tail in downtown Durand, according to our photographer on scene. The fire was called in around 3:00 p.m. Our photographer on scene ...

We named her Houdini, because Kristy tried three times on three different nights to catch her, only to come up with a few tail feathers. Each time she escaped, running up the road into the darkness.

We named her Houdini, because Kristy tried three times on three different nights to catch her, only to come up with a few tail feathers. Each time she escaped, running up the road into the darkness.