Because of their long legs, bent necks, and distinct pink colouration, flamingos tend to resemble living sculptures right out ...

The salty rainwater in the Okavango attracts a flock of flamingos. They come to feed on the shrimp that have hatched in the sheet water. (flamingos squawking) - [Narrator] It attracts thousands of ...

Learn all about DNA in this video from the Museum of Life and Science. It's part of the museum's Lab@Home series. Solve some skeletal mysteries during this Science at Home video from the N.C. Museum ...

They’ve been called pink unicorns and their likenesses adorn lawns all across the U.S. We’re talking about flamingos, those elusive and vibrant birds that have earned a cult following. Biologist and ...

Hurricane Idalia is being credited with delivering a flamingo-palooza to the Eastern United States this week. Some have been spotted as close as Caeser Creek State Park in Warren County. The iconic, ...

In the summer of Barbie, pink was certainly the color of the season. And seeing pink along the North Carolina coast, whether as the color of a swimsuit or beach bag, isn't unusual. But in a bird? "I'd ...

Flamingos may not be the only birds with bright pink plumage, but they are certainly the most recognizable. Known for standing on one leg and slender “S” shaped necks, flamingos are truly ...

Rebecca Chapman remembers the moment vividly. She was standing on a beach along the Indian River on Merritt Island watching a man next to her doing a “happy dance on his twinkle toes.” “He was giddy.

“Have you seen any good birds?” That’s a common greeting among birders, and lately there’s a good chance the answer is, “Oh, yes indeed.” Think American flamingo, for instance. Here? Yes! And limpkins ...