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To date, the AW101/CH-149 'Cormorant' has enabled the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) search and rescue crews to successfully complete thousands of rescues, including several that received international recognition for their heroism.

Leonardo and Team Cormorant welcome the Government of Canada's continued commitment to modernize and expand the Cormorant Search and Rescue Helicopter fleet

There are still plenty of folk who regard black birds especially crows and the said cormorants with deep suspicion.

Quiet morning at loch

The Cormorant is one of the most functional autonomous drones to date and there are several other companies looking to give a more civilian approach to flying autonomous vehicles.

Revolutionary PILOTLESS drones can take-off and land vertically extracting casualties from battlefield without putting crew in danger; Israel-based Tactical Robotics said the Cormorant could replace piloted helicopters putting others at risk to rescue soldiers

In 2014, a total of 17 of the 45 Pelagic Cormorant colony locations surveyed had active nesting (Fig.

BREEDING POPULATION SIZES, DISTRIBUTIONS, AND TRENDS OF PELAGIC, DOUBLE-CRESTED, AND BRANDT'S CORMORANTS IN THE STRAIT OF GEORGIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, 1955-2015

Further elevation of adult cormorant mortality rates to 30% projected a population lower in size than the initial one (46 500 birds).

Demographic consequences of native fox predation on Socotra cormorants on Siniya Island, United Arab Emirates

We discovered that the cause of low salmon return rates into the upper River Elbe was definitely not cormorant predation on nursery streams.

The effect of cormorant predation on newly established Atlantic salmon population

With DNA from four cormorant species in hand, Burga and his newfound friends learned that the Galapagos cormorants' stubby wings result, in part, from mutations in specific genes that encourage limb growth (SN: 6/11/16, p.

It took a village for cormorant wing study

6 July 2016 - US-based biopharmaceutical firm Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE: BMY) has acquired all the outstanding capital stock of Stockholm, Sweden-based therapeutics developer Cormorant Pharmaceuticals, the company said.

Bristol-Myers Squibb Acquires Swedish Antibody Developer Cormorant

But for some passers-by, seeing this cormorant struggling with its lunch was too much to watch.

Cormorant unfazed in struggle with his lunch; to see a video, visit walesonline.co.uk

Acting on a tip after the killing started, the Audubon Society of Portland, which has spearheaded opposition to the cormorant killing program, got a court order requiring the Fish and Wildlife Service to turn over emails and other documents related to the permitting decision.

Killing to conserve

Hatching dates and brood size.--Great Blue Heron had the earliest mean hatching date observed for 2008 and 2009 (28 May and 29 May, respectively), followed by Double-crested Cormorant (4Jun.

Reproductive success of colonial tree-nesting waterbirds in prairie pothole wetlands and rivers throughout northeastern South Dakota

The species, the black-crowned night heron and great cormorant, could be upgraded from threatened to endangered, State Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife spokesman Mark Latti said.

2 birds may be added to Maine's endangered