Blue Origin's next suborbital flight is scheduled to launch on Saturday (May 31), carrying a diverse crew of educators, ...

The bird is a kea from New Zealand ... “Peck, peck, peck, peck.” Bats’ In-Flight Beverage Service: The animals are not only masters of aerodynamic flight — they’re skillful at ...

But one cheeky kea took flight with it, capturing aerial footage of the landscape before settling on some ground and tapping at the gadget repeatedly with its beak. At one point, the bird can be ...

However, they were left shocked when one of the bird’s snatched the camera and flew off, filming its flight down the hillside. The footage captures the airborne escape, as well as the kea’s ...

The bird then manages to tear a strip of plastic ... mom Alex Verheul said they were able to track down the camera by following the kea’s general flight path and then heading toward a spot ...

The kea is a large parrot species that lives in forested and alpine regions of New Zealand’s South Island. It is olive-green with blue flight feathers and a brilliant orange patch on its ...

A kea, a native New Zealand parrot, in flight in the Arthur's Pass National Park, South Island. Photo / Brett Phibbs New Zealand’s threatened parrots are dying in “preventable” deaths after ...