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The Effects of Smoke on Hummingbird Behavior and Lung Health
This study investigates the effects of smoke exposure on the behavior and lung health of wild-caught Anna’s hummingbirds. Twelve birds were placed in individual insect cages with a syringe of 30 mL of nectar solution. Half the birds, the smoke group, were placed inside an environmental chamber and e
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