Stork
- All
- News
-
Assam's Purnima Devi Barman Receives 'Green Oscar' Whitley Gold Award 2024
Ms Barman wants to double the global population of the endangered Greater Adjutant Stork to 5,000 by 2030.
-
World Environment Day 2023: Kiran Bedi Posts Video Of Stork Love Story That Captured The World's Attention
A male stork guards his disabled partner for 20 years and touches the hearts of millions
-
Watch What Happened When Little Alligators Took On A Gigantic Stork
A video shared on Instagram by Gatorland - a theme park and wildlife preserve in Florida - has captured the fight between a huge wood stork and a couple of baby alligators.
-
Stork With Beak Shut By Plastic Ring Finally Rescued Near Delhi
A bird whose beak was sealed shut by a plastic ring and whose plight captivated social media has been rescued, wildlife officials said Wednesday.
-
Male Stork Flies 14,000 Km Every Year To Be With The Love Of His Life
A faithful male flying thousands of miles each year to join his handicapped female who cannot fly -- the story of two storks in Croatia, Klepetan and Malena, is one of love and devotion beating the odds.
-
Delhi Zoo Records 500 Local Migratory Stork Births Amid Bird Flu Scare
Amid the bird flu scare, the Delhi zoo has recorded more than 500 births of local migratory 'painted stork' this breeding season.
-
After Bird Flu Deaths, Gwalior Zoo May Cull 12 Painted Storks
Gwalior Zoo has decided to cull its flock of painted storks after it was found that the 15 birds which had died in the last 72 hours had avian influenza.
-
Japanese 'White Stork' Cargo Craft Leaves ISS
Developed and built in Japan, the HTV5, known as "Kuonotori" (white stork), is an unmanned cargo transfer spacecraft that delivers supplies to the ISS.
-
Why Prince George Went Looking For His Father in the China Cupboard
If the expected addition to Britain's royal family keeps his/her appointed date with the stork, then 21-month-old Prince George will soon have a baby brother or sister. Until then, attention is firmly fixed on William and Kate's first born and the world can't get enough of him.
-
Rebels Push Deep Into Yemen's Aden, Al Qaeda Storms Jail
Rebel forces penetrated deep into the former southern stronghold of Yemeni President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi today as Al Qaeda freed hundreds of inmates in a jailbreak elsewhere in the chaos-hit country.
-
Is Vidya Balan pregnant? Read the signs
Vidya Balan may have faked her pregnancy in Kahaani but if reports are to be believed, the actress is now expecting a visit from the stork for real.
-
Syria urged to allow United Nations access to site of claimed chemical attack
Syria today came under intense pressure to allow United Nations inspectors to visit the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack near Damascus which the opposition says left hundreds dead and provoked revulsion around the world.
-
Rights group blasts Kuwait over jailing of female activist
Human Rights Watch on Sunday slammed Kuwait over a 20-month jail sentence served on a female online activist for "offending the emir" and urged the Gulf state to end such prosecutions.
-
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood supporters rally against Mohamed Morsi's ouster
Thousands of supporters of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood today protested in Cairo ahead of a wave of mass rallies called to reject the military's ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi.
-
Assam's Purnima Devi Barman Receives 'Green Oscar' Whitley Gold Award 2024
Ms Barman wants to double the global population of the endangered Greater Adjutant Stork to 5,000 by 2030.
-
World Environment Day 2023: Kiran Bedi Posts Video Of Stork Love Story That Captured The World's Attention
A male stork guards his disabled partner for 20 years and touches the hearts of millions
-
Watch What Happened When Little Alligators Took On A Gigantic Stork
A video shared on Instagram by Gatorland - a theme park and wildlife preserve in Florida - has captured the fight between a huge wood stork and a couple of baby alligators.
-
Stork With Beak Shut By Plastic Ring Finally Rescued Near Delhi
A bird whose beak was sealed shut by a plastic ring and whose plight captivated social media has been rescued, wildlife officials said Wednesday.
-
Male Stork Flies 14,000 Km Every Year To Be With The Love Of His Life
A faithful male flying thousands of miles each year to join his handicapped female who cannot fly -- the story of two storks in Croatia, Klepetan and Malena, is one of love and devotion beating the odds.
-
Delhi Zoo Records 500 Local Migratory Stork Births Amid Bird Flu Scare
Amid the bird flu scare, the Delhi zoo has recorded more than 500 births of local migratory 'painted stork' this breeding season.
-
After Bird Flu Deaths, Gwalior Zoo May Cull 12 Painted Storks
Gwalior Zoo has decided to cull its flock of painted storks after it was found that the 15 birds which had died in the last 72 hours had avian influenza.
-
Japanese 'White Stork' Cargo Craft Leaves ISS
Developed and built in Japan, the HTV5, known as "Kuonotori" (white stork), is an unmanned cargo transfer spacecraft that delivers supplies to the ISS.
-
Why Prince George Went Looking For His Father in the China Cupboard
If the expected addition to Britain's royal family keeps his/her appointed date with the stork, then 21-month-old Prince George will soon have a baby brother or sister. Until then, attention is firmly fixed on William and Kate's first born and the world can't get enough of him.
-
Rebels Push Deep Into Yemen's Aden, Al Qaeda Storms Jail
Rebel forces penetrated deep into the former southern stronghold of Yemeni President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi today as Al Qaeda freed hundreds of inmates in a jailbreak elsewhere in the chaos-hit country.
-
Is Vidya Balan pregnant? Read the signs
Vidya Balan may have faked her pregnancy in Kahaani but if reports are to be believed, the actress is now expecting a visit from the stork for real.
-
Syria urged to allow United Nations access to site of claimed chemical attack
Syria today came under intense pressure to allow United Nations inspectors to visit the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack near Damascus which the opposition says left hundreds dead and provoked revulsion around the world.
-
Rights group blasts Kuwait over jailing of female activist
Human Rights Watch on Sunday slammed Kuwait over a 20-month jail sentence served on a female online activist for "offending the emir" and urged the Gulf state to end such prosecutions.
-
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood supporters rally against Mohamed Morsi's ouster
Thousands of supporters of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood today protested in Cairo ahead of a wave of mass rallies called to reject the military's ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi.
