Loading the video Nature Video. ‘Toxic’ mix of warming and agriculture is decimating US birds - study Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 9 March 2026 - 7:03 GMT+1 ‘Extremely adaptable’ bird species are declining at an alarming rate – with worrying implications for humans. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next ‘Toxic’ mix of warming and agriculture is decimating US birds - study Now playing Next Ukraine: Russian strike kills two teenage girls in Chernihiv Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 29th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next Divers explore oldest medieval warship found off Sweden Now playing Next Volunteer divers find 1.3 tonnes of waste in Ithaca's idyllic harbour Now playing Next UK gives green light to controversial North Sea gas project Now playing Next High-speed train crash in Spain kills at least 68, over 100 injured Now playing Next ECB President Christine Lagarde to step down in February 2027 Now playing Next EU removes mention of ‘associate membership’ from Canada declaration Now playing Next Americans 'should be very prepared' for Trump to overturn election Now playing Next Spain: First footage reveals wreckage of deadly high-speed train crash Now playing Next Spain: minute of silence for train crash victims as king visits hospital Now playing Next The World Judo Tour returns to Abu Dhabi with Day 1 wins Now playing Next EU countries push back against Brussels plan to tax gas more than electricity Now playing Next German serial rapist sentenced to 12 years as police investigate 44 more cases Now playing Next Palestinian President Abbas signals readiness for talks with Israel, seeks Cyprus mediation More videos
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