When driving along South Carolina’s coastal waterways, wetlands and estuaries, you may find yourself spotting a small, strange-looking bird with a long, curved beak. Those little birds are white ibis.

Whether it's their weirdly bald head, rubbish-eating tendencies, or distinctive aroma, the ibis has become an easy target for scorn. But despite living near landfills and stealing the odd chip, ...

Ibis are often seen feeding on food dumped by humans, but citizen scientists are increasingly reporting the native species is dining out on toxic cane toads. Watergum's Emily Vincent says ibis have ...

Between roughly 650 and 250 B.C., ancient Egyptians sacrificed staggering numbers of mummified ibises to Thoth, god of magic and wisdom, who was depicted with a human body and the distinctive ...

Port of Spain, Trinidad — “What would you like to know about the scarlet ibis?” Kenny Rattan asked as he stepped out of a black sedan. First of all, I was curious: What does the national bird of ...

UM mascot Sebastian the Ibis honored with centennial bobblehead release National Bobblehead Hall of Fame launched $40 collector’s item Sebastian's origins trace back to 1958, replacing boxer mascot ...

WEST PALM BEACH — Steve LoGiudice, longtime general manager at the Club at Ibis, thought the video funny and forwarded it to members of his board. It was a comedian's parody of a golf press conference ...

The northern bald ibis (Geronticus eremita), also called the hermit ibis or waldrapp, is a migratory bird. Once, the bald ibis lived in the Middle East, northern Africa and southern and central Europe ...

Sally Wasef receives funding from the Strategic Leverage Fund, EFRI, Griffith University. David Lambert receives funding from Human Frontier Science, the Australian Research Council and the Australia ...