Animals
Rare Moustached Kingfisher "Collected" From the Field Stirs Ethical Controversy
After capturing a rare bird that hasn't been seen in half a century, researches decided to kill the bird for further studies. Whether or not this decision was in the species' best interest is now the topic of a heated debate.
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