Global warming may prove fatal for humans in the long run, but it has proved as an evolution for this new species of bird. This new life has come into existence way up in the mountains of Vermont. The bird was found on Stratton Mountain, and it is thought to be a hybrid of two species, the trush and the verry birds which are generally found in much inferior elevations. Scientists are still trying to figure out the fruition of this bird species. DNA testing will be soon carried out to know more about the details of the evolution of species owed to climate change. This new species has been named Bicknell thrush.
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