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earth.com > animals > feeding-wild-birds-has-a-powerful-effect-on-human-well-being

Feeding wild birds has a powerful effect on human well-being

5+ day, 17+ hour ago   (995+ words) Feeding wild birds brings joy, calm, connection, and meaning, with 95% of bird feeders saying the activity positively affects their well-being. A bird feeder can become part of an ordinary day: fill it, glance out the window, and see which birds…...

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earth.com > animals > one-everyday-sound-weakens-the-calming-effects-of-birdsong

One everyday sound weakens the calming effects of birdsong

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (983+ words) A new study explores how birdsong, traffic noise, and the sounds of nature shape the way people experience and respond to green spaces. A park can look peaceful while sounding stressful. Birds may be singing in the trees, but traffic…...

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earth.com > animals > saber-toothed-cat-tumors

One of medicine’s rarest tumors appeared in saber-toothed cat spines

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (1149+ words) Fossils from the La Brea Tar Pits suggest some saber-toothed cats suffered from painful spinal growths that may have made hunting difficult. The La Brea tar pits were the ultimate predator trap: a plant-eater would blunder into the asphalt, cry…...