Bruce, a partially beak-less Kea parrot, is giving the term "bird brained" new meaning by wow-ing scientists with his innovative self-care tools. Animal Minds/University of Auckl Bruce, a ...

Parrots can work their way along branches by using their beaks to swing their body – a newly identified form of avian motion that has been dubbed “beakiation”.

Scissor beak is a common parrot beak problem where the top and bottom of their bills become misaligned. This avian health condition can arise from poor breeding, malnutrition, or improper incubation.

The highest rate of beak abnormalities ever recorded in wild bird populations has been detected in Alaska and the Northwest, according to a new study. "The prevalence of these strange deformities ...

Pepper the parrot wouldn't shut up, and owner Andrew Gray was determined to do something about it. So, Gray built a small buggy for Pepper to drive by beak.