MUSE October 2019
Our feathered friends are beautiful, intelligent, and widely complex. This edition of MUSE Magazine gets up close and personal with a few types of commonly misunderstood birds: Ravens, Crows, Owls and Vultures.
From being called a “treachery” when in a group, to being the star character of an Edgar Allen Poe poem, ravens get a bad reputation. Separate fact from fiction when it comes to these surprisingly smart birds. Put the rumors to rest. Raven superstitions? Nevermore. You’ll also hear some real life stories—such as the crows who bring gifts, the science of bird counting, and what the world is doing to protect birds on a whole.
Enjoy features including:
The Truth About Ravens
When the Crows Come Home to Roost
Bird-herding Bot
The Vulture
Barn Owls as Peacemakers
Regular features include Parallel U, Muse Mail, Muse News, Hands-on, Photo Op, Science @ Work, Q&A, Do the Math, Your Tech, Contest, and Last Slice.
