Once the pigeons fly home from around 70 miles away, they’re ready to race several hundred miles. “Let them practice flying in most types of weather, excluding heavy rain, thunderstorms, snow ...

Breeding, training and racing homing pigeons is popular worldwide, especially in Asia and in Europe, where the sport originated in the19th century. Witkowski, 89, ...

Breeding pigeons for aesthetic qualities might raise some ethical concerns, but it's hard to argue that they aren't, well, fancy. Here are 12 of the most bizarre-looking ones of the group. 1.

Cubans are increasingly breeding pigeons as a form of escape amid the country’s worst COVID-19 outbreak since the pandemic began in March 2020.