Researchers find some bird parents get 'divorced' after breeding
Summary
Scientists from Oxford University discovered that some European songbirds separate from their partners between breeding seasons. This study showed that these birds sometimes change partners after raising their young.Key Facts
- Researchers conducted the study at Oxford University.
- The study focused on a common European songbird species.
- These songbirds sometimes leave their partners after breeding.
- The separation happens between breeding seasons.
- This behavior is referred to as "divorce" in the study.
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