When a flock of 1,000 starlings takes flight ... creating rippling effects throughout the formation that appear almost liquid in nature. Star. Bild von Openverse. One of the primary evolutionary ...

creating rippling effects throughout the formation that appear almost liquid in nature. Starling. Image by Openverse. One of the primary evolutionary advantages of murmuration behavior is defense ...

European Starlings enact a certain rejection of the existence of space—or, at least, of direction. Starlings gather in groups of hundreds and perform murmurations ... they respond to this loss with ...

Murmuration,” by Rebecca Lefebvre, now occupying the Broomfield Library and Auditorium lobby, uses nature as a neutral ground ...

Starlings, a diverse group of birds found all over the world, including Colorado, are known for gathering in murmurations — swarms of the birds that move in dramatic, often erratic directions ...

Today, North America is home to some 200 million starlings, which usually fly in gigantic flocks called “murmurations,” wheeling and plunging as one, like a huge undulating flag.

A pair of physicists at Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, in Argentina, have created a computer simulation of the famed Antikythera Mechanism and in so doing have found that manufacturing ...