Take deer and birds, for example. Deer let birds land on them and pick through their fur. This is what’s called a symbiotic relationship, where two distinct species interact and form relationships.

There are many species of bird within the forest, each has evolved differently ... Other mammals that inhabit deciduous forests like this are deer. It is hard to spot a deer in the woods as ...

In October, coyotes killed a deer ... Forest Park is home to scores of mammals, including elk, porcupine, bobcats, mountain beaver, weasels and bats. It also draws lots of birds, including bald ...

Corn Belt agricultural landscape acts as migration barrier, forcing songbirds to fly faster and seek tailwinds.

Scientists are still trying to untangle what this new ecological reality means for birds. A study from William & Mary found strong negative relationships between deer populations and some forest ...

India’s national parks are sanctuaries of nature, teeming with diverse flora and fauna. Each park offers a unique ecosystem, ...

“Small pockets of deciduous forest are often neglected in conservation planning because birds have low breeding success in these spaces,” said Princeton University doctoral candidate Fengyi Guo, lead ...

The range of plants seems limited on the forest floor ... To the surprise of some, an optimal ratio of deer to terrain also helps to restore bird populations in a dramatic way.