FAIRBANKS, Alaska - A new robot named Aurora has been hired to help ward off wildlife and migratory birds at an Alaska airport. According to the state’s Department of Transportation and Public ...

The Alaska transportation department’s robotic dog has a different purpose: Aurora’s main job at the airport will be to discourage birds and other wildlife from settling near plane infields by ...

The Alaskan government has a new four-legged friend keeping migratory birds and other animals away from the runways at Fairbanks International Airport: a dog-like Boston Dynamics robot dubbed ...

"Birds have existed for 150 million years," said Lauren Wilson, a study author and a student at Princeton University, who worked on the study while at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, according ...

Anchorage: 39 kinds of birds spotted, including over 1,700 mallards and more than 15,000 Bohemian waxwings. In Bethel, volunteers glimpsed eight kinds of birds including more than 660 ravens.