Animals
Heat Wave Prompts Rare Flamingos To Lay Their First Eggs In 15 Years
Andean flamingos are nesting again and it's spurred by the scorching heat sweeping over the United Kingdom. This flock of flamingos has not laid eggs since 2003 and has not bred successfully since 1999.
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