The Perilous Life of Shorebird Chicks

Only about a quarter of Red Knot chicks live long enough to journey south.
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The first few weeks of life are especially perilous for shorebird chicks. Only about a quarter of Red Knot chicks live long enough to journey south.
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[@TimeTheory2099]

Thanks Nature on PBS 👍

[@elizabeth53190]

Really Cute 🥰 small chick 🐣

[@tarotafterdark1077]

So cute ☺️

[@aaaenglish]

remarkable story, but sort of hurried off towards the end. We should get more of this.

[@lemonz1769]

Shorebirds are my absolute favorite ❤

[@mmps18]

Tiny sweet birdy!

[@Troyloucks65]

Why in the name of all that is good in the world would somebody shoot a tiny little shorebird? What the hell is wrong with people in America?

[@souravroy4928]

Thanks for showing us

[@pacificnorthwestgirl2725]

These birds are beautiful, didn't realize what they go through to survive.

[@Pumpkintiti]

Devastating 😞 but WOW

[@simonsaysism]

Why don't the birds adjust the timing of their migration in response to warmer temps? Are they taking their cues from the earth's magnetic field or something else unaffected by climate change? Edit: Just googled it, they use the period of daylight hours

[@mckenzie2002]

Also, it’s not that they can’t adapt, it’s that the climate is changing faster than they can but nature finds ways to surprise us with it’s resiliency 🦅🦉

[@MBMCincy63]

WOW...

[@shawneldridge4465]

cute little chick

[@paulafigueiredo1745]

Limosa lapponica?

[@jess53nz]

Pity no footage from the nz side 😞

[@StarshineInTHEnorth]

🪶