Trumpeter Swans Rebound, with an Assist from Global Warming
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Outside Alaska's largest city, where wildlife is more common than pigeons, locals bearing field glasses turn out every year to watch blazingly white trumpeter swans stop to feed on their way south for the winter. [More] ...
Source: Scientific American - Wednesday, 18 January
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