Animals
Birds Living in Urban Areas Showing Signs of Stress, Abandoning Nests
American kestrels are showing signs of stress and are abandoning their urban homes due to constant noise in these areas. For the small colorful falcons, living alongside humans has become increasingly difficult, reports a new study.
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