Scientific Study Explores the World of Drunk Animals
Animals have likely been consuming fermented fruits and getting drunk since prehistoric times, evidenced by scholarly research.
The study hints at a long-standing evolutionary behavior towards seeking out intoxicating substances, predating human existence.
Penguin reaches Australia after swimming 2,100 MILES from Antarctica
An emperor penguin was spotted on the Australian south coast, marking a rare, significant observation for the species traveling from Antarctica to Australia.
VIDEO: Watch the National Zoo's New Pandas Play in the Snow - Washingtonian
Snow days at the National Zoo bring joy as pandas play in the snow, showcasing their playful personalities.
If You Think You Can Hold a Grudge, Consider the Crow
Crows have increasingly attacked people, causing widespread fear and prompting some to change their daily routines to avoid encounters.
These were the top animal stories on NPR in 2024, including a boy's pregnant octopus
The animal kingdom showcased significant stories of companionship, mystery, and survival in 2024, highlighting human-animal interactions and unexpected events.
Week in wildlife in pictures: chilly pelicans, a baby gorilla and a spider fan's dream come true
Wildlife adapts to seasonal changes and human activities, as illustrated by various species across the globe.
Scientific Study Explores the World of Drunk Animals
Animals have likely been consuming fermented fruits and getting drunk since prehistoric times, evidenced by scholarly research.
The study hints at a long-standing evolutionary behavior towards seeking out intoxicating substances, predating human existence.
Penguin reaches Australia after swimming 2,100 MILES from Antarctica
An emperor penguin was spotted on the Australian south coast, marking a rare, significant observation for the species traveling from Antarctica to Australia.
VIDEO: Watch the National Zoo's New Pandas Play in the Snow - Washingtonian
Snow days at the National Zoo bring joy as pandas play in the snow, showcasing their playful personalities.
If You Think You Can Hold a Grudge, Consider the Crow
Crows have increasingly attacked people, causing widespread fear and prompting some to change their daily routines to avoid encounters.
These were the top animal stories on NPR in 2024, including a boy's pregnant octopus
The animal kingdom showcased significant stories of companionship, mystery, and survival in 2024, highlighting human-animal interactions and unexpected events.
Week in wildlife in pictures: chilly pelicans, a baby gorilla and a spider fan's dream come true
Wildlife adapts to seasonal changes and human activities, as illustrated by various species across the globe.
Isabella Rossellini's life encapsulates resilience, creativity, and reinvention, leading to a potential Oscar nomination at seventy-two with less than eight minutes on screen.
Can Animals Negotiate?
Some animals can negotiate shared territories successfully.
Cats utilize temporal territory to coexist without conflict.
Playful interactions among young mammals involve complex negotiations.
Different species can engage in cooperative play despite differences.
The 6 Most Hilarious Things We Learned about Animals in 2024
Researchers have observed unique animal behavior and adaptations that highlight the wonders of nature, emphasizing humor and awe in scientific discoveries.
Hear How Baby Humpback Whales Burp and Bark to Beg for Food
Humpback whale calves use unique vocalizations resembling burps and snorts to communicate their hunger to mothers, indicating a new aspect of whale behavior.
The 6 Most Hilarious Things We Learned about Animals in 2024
Researchers have observed unique animal behavior and adaptations that highlight the wonders of nature, emphasizing humor and awe in scientific discoveries.
Hear How Baby Humpback Whales Burp and Bark to Beg for Food
Humpback whale calves use unique vocalizations resembling burps and snorts to communicate their hunger to mothers, indicating a new aspect of whale behavior.
When 170 Wild Monkeys Escaped From a 'Jungle Camp' and Terrorized New York
Frank Buck was a famous animal collector and author known for capturing and documenting a vast number of wild animals for zoos and entertainment.
A pufferfish: probably nature's greatest artist' | Helen Sullivan
Pufferfish use water to inflate, becoming a hard target for predators, but their toxin serves as a deadly warning against consumption.
Why dogs shake when they're wet - Harvard Gazette
Researchers decoded the biology behind the 'wet dog shake', revealing it involves sensory neurons and a specific brain area.
The pet I'll never forget: Mr Wags, the bolshy, beautiful dog we rescued when he was 12
Mr Wags, a difficult rescue dog, symbolizes co-dependence, resilience, and the deep bond that can form through shared struggles.
Flow' Review: A Cat's Life
Flow celebrates animal authenticity and avoids excessive sentimentality, offering an engaging adventure featuring a relatable black cat navigating survival during a catastrophic flood.
Curly tails in cats may complicate their social interactions by altering nonverbal communication.
In Praise of Mini Pigs and Their Therapeutic Potential
Pigs are intelligent, social animals that can be effective emotional support and therapy pets.
Who's a clever boy? Study reveals the most INTELLIGENT dog breeds
Smaller-brained dog breeds exhibit better training responses and memory, contradicting the assumption that larger brains equate to higher intelligence.
This Elephant Uses a Hose to Give Herself a Shower Every Day
Mary the elephant showcases advanced tool use by showering with a hose, indicating cognitive sophistication in animals.
Elephants can wash with a hose and sabotage shower time, scientists say
Elephants display advanced tool-using skills, as shown by Mary using a hose like a shower, highlighting their intelligence and social behaviors.
Scientists dub elephant queen of showering' after learning to wash itself with hose
Mary the elephant demonstrated remarkable self-care by methodically washing herself with a hose, indicating advanced cognitive abilities in non-human animals.
The Shower Beef Between Elephant Mary And Elephant Anchali, Explained | Defector
Female elephants can have underlying tensions, illustrated by a recent clash between Mary and Anchali over their social dynamics.
Elephant pranks friend by turning off the water mid-shower
Elephants are capable of playful behavior and sophisticated tool use, as demonstrated by the interactions between Anchali and Mary.
This Elephant Uses a Hose to Give Herself a Shower Every Day
Mary the elephant showcases advanced tool use by showering with a hose, indicating cognitive sophistication in animals.
Elephants can wash with a hose and sabotage shower time, scientists say
Elephants display advanced tool-using skills, as shown by Mary using a hose like a shower, highlighting their intelligence and social behaviors.
Scientists dub elephant queen of showering' after learning to wash itself with hose
Mary the elephant demonstrated remarkable self-care by methodically washing herself with a hose, indicating advanced cognitive abilities in non-human animals.
The Shower Beef Between Elephant Mary And Elephant Anchali, Explained | Defector
Female elephants can have underlying tensions, illustrated by a recent clash between Mary and Anchali over their social dynamics.
Elephant pranks friend by turning off the water mid-shower
Elephants are capable of playful behavior and sophisticated tool use, as demonstrated by the interactions between Anchali and Mary.
Why do wet dogs shake themselves dry? Neuroscience has an answer
Mammals possess complex neurological mechanisms for responding to sensations through their fur, which could lead to enhanced understanding of skin sensitivity.
You May Not Be Able to Outrun a Vampire Bat
Vampire bats can run effectively on land to stealthily stalk and feed on their prey, relying on energy from protein.
How Pigs Shaped Medieval Life: Surprising Roles in Politics, Warfare, and Law - Medievalists.net
Pigs played significant roles in medieval history, influencing urban sanitation, royal tragedies, and even justice systems.
Drunk butterflies and inebriated elephants: Animals also consume alcohol
Alcohol consumption is widespread in the animal kingdom, with various species, including butterflies, birds, and primates, showing preferences for fermented foods.
Bats make mental maps using echolocation
Bats use echolocation not just for short-range obstacle avoidance but also for long-distance navigation over several kilometers.
Gay farmer raises flock of gay sheep saved from slaughterhouse
Michael Stücke is promoting acceptance and visibility for LGBTQ+ individuals through his flock of gay rams in Germany.
Nine reasons we love our spooky, kooky model organisms
Crows exhibit advanced cognitive skills comparable to great apes and challenge misconceptions about their behavior.
Why is a stray Clayton cat snubbing a nice shelter with a comfy bed?
Feral cats prefer small, secure spaces and prioritize warmth and dryness over comfort when seeking shelter.
What Do Animals Understand About Death?
The Virginia opossum's behavior of playing dead prompts questions about animal awareness of mortality and the meaning of life and death.
Owner needed plastic surgery after Cane Corso turned on her during dog attack
Dog attacks are on the rise, with recent incidents involving Cane Corso dogs sparking concern and calls for increased awareness among pet owners.