Animals
Tasmania's Swift Parrot Faces a Swift Extinction if Nothing is Done
The Tasmanian swift parrot is reportedly facing severe population decline. Now researchers are estimating that the iconic green parrot only has about 16 years left to make a comeback, or it's all over for the tiny birds.
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