‘Four Legs, Feathers and Paint' is the new solo exhibition by artist Tammy Walters, and is now on display at Gallery 6, on ...

It’s fortunate for us there are no giant meat-eating birds, but you must admit it would be rather cool, at least if their ...

Growing demand and ever-more sophisticated consumers mean plenty of opportunities for Asia’s broiler and egg producers but ...

Discover New York spots—from chef‑driven kitchens to hidden gems—serving the best fried chicken in the city. Finger‑lickin’ ...

They had a cute little coop in the back of our Ohio City yard, sandwiched between a home with two young children and an ...

But behind the feathers, Testa was smart and discreet. His legit business helped him stay under the radar while he slowly became Philly’s top crime boss, proving that sometimes being a “good guy” with ...

A version of this article appears in print on , Section D, Page 2 of the New York edition with the headline: The Chicago Archaeopteryx: This Dinosaur Had Feathers, And Probably Flew Like a Chicken.

In a nutshell Scientists temporarily reversed feather evolution in chickens by blocking a key developmental pathway, causing the embryos to grow simplified, unbranched feather structures ...

Scientists have successfully genetically modified chickens to make their feathers resemble those of dinosaurs. This study is part of a broader effort to understand how and why feathers evolved.