Bats 'surf' the wind to travel hundreds of miles a night, study findsBats exhibit complex migration patterns across Europe, utilizing wind support similar to birds, revealed through innovative tracking technologies.
Turns Out Rats Can Conduct Blind Wine TestingsRats can distinguish between different varieties of wine, showcasing their advanced sense of smell.
How Bats Enjoy an In-Flight Beverage ServiceBats excel at multitasking, able to fly and drink simultaneously without crashing.
Are You Entranced By The Turtle Dance? | DefectorThe turtle dance reveals baby loggerhead sea turtles' anticipation of food and their ability to memorize magnetic fields.
Cockatoos show appetite for dips when eating bland food, find scientistsCockatoos exhibit sophisticated flavor preferences, enjoying dunking food in dips similar to human eating habits.
Think River Dolphins Don't Piss On Each Other? Urine For A Surprise | DefectorMale botos exhibit a unique, spectacular urination behavior that has been documented in scientific research.
Bats 'surf' the wind to travel hundreds of miles a night, study findsBats exhibit complex migration patterns across Europe, utilizing wind support similar to birds, revealed through innovative tracking technologies.
Turns Out Rats Can Conduct Blind Wine TestingsRats can distinguish between different varieties of wine, showcasing their advanced sense of smell.
How Bats Enjoy an In-Flight Beverage ServiceBats excel at multitasking, able to fly and drink simultaneously without crashing.
Are You Entranced By The Turtle Dance? | DefectorThe turtle dance reveals baby loggerhead sea turtles' anticipation of food and their ability to memorize magnetic fields.
Cockatoos show appetite for dips when eating bland food, find scientistsCockatoos exhibit sophisticated flavor preferences, enjoying dunking food in dips similar to human eating habits.
Think River Dolphins Don't Piss On Each Other? Urine For A Surprise | DefectorMale botos exhibit a unique, spectacular urination behavior that has been documented in scientific research.
Daily briefing: Meet the scientists who edit WikipediaPhysicists achieved significant advancements in superconductivity with nickel oxide crystals at 45 kelvin.Chronic stress alters decision-making processes in mice through specific brain pathways.Dogs use blinking as a communication tool, responding to the actions of other dogs.
Bonobos' Complex Calls Share an Extraordinary Trait with Human LanguageBonobos exhibit advanced communication abilities similar to humans, specifically in creating complex meanings through nontrivial compositionality.
Fight, Flee or Freeze? This Tiny Caterpillar Does a Secret Fourth ThingBaby warty birch caterpillars vibrate and use complex behaviors to protect their territory.
Daily briefing: Meet the scientists who edit WikipediaPhysicists achieved significant advancements in superconductivity with nickel oxide crystals at 45 kelvin.Chronic stress alters decision-making processes in mice through specific brain pathways.Dogs use blinking as a communication tool, responding to the actions of other dogs.
Bonobos' Complex Calls Share an Extraordinary Trait with Human LanguageBonobos exhibit advanced communication abilities similar to humans, specifically in creating complex meanings through nontrivial compositionality.
Fight, Flee or Freeze? This Tiny Caterpillar Does a Secret Fourth ThingBaby warty birch caterpillars vibrate and use complex behaviors to protect their territory.
Chimpanzees and bonobos demonstrate why sex is not just for reproductionBonobos and chimpanzees exhibit different sexual behaviors used for conflict resolution, reflecting their unique social structures.
Peeing Is Contagious among ChimpsChimpanzees exhibit contagious urination, influenced by social hierarchy, representing a novel finding in animal behavior.
Wild chimpanzees filmed by scientists bonding over alcoholic fruitChimpanzees may experience social bonding benefits from sharing fermented fruit, similar to humans' experiences with alcohol.
Are these chimps having a fruity booze-up in the wild?Chimpanzees in the wild share fermented breadfruit, demonstrating social behavior comparable to humans.
Chimpanzees and bonobos demonstrate why sex is not just for reproductionBonobos and chimpanzees exhibit different sexual behaviors used for conflict resolution, reflecting their unique social structures.
Peeing Is Contagious among ChimpsChimpanzees exhibit contagious urination, influenced by social hierarchy, representing a novel finding in animal behavior.
Wild chimpanzees filmed by scientists bonding over alcoholic fruitChimpanzees may experience social bonding benefits from sharing fermented fruit, similar to humans' experiences with alcohol.
Are these chimps having a fruity booze-up in the wild?Chimpanzees in the wild share fermented breadfruit, demonstrating social behavior comparable to humans.
Into dudes who drum? You might be a female fiddler crabThe European fiddler crab's courtship dance includes complex seismic signals in addition to visual displays to attract mates.
The Mean Instinct: Why We Exclude Others and How to Stop - Tiny BuddhaMeanness in social dynamics may be a learned behavior rather than an inherent trait.Girls often face cycles of exclusion that mirror animal social structures.
Elephants at San Diego zoo form alert circle' to protect young during quakeElephants display protective behavior by circling their young during perceived threats, demonstrating their intelligence and social structure.
San Diego Safari Park video shows elephants forming alert circle' during quakeAfrican elephants form protective 'alert circles' around their young during earthquakes, demonstrating their social behavior and instinct to protect.The herd's behavior showcases deep social connections among elephants, especially during threatening conditions.
Elephants at San Diego zoo form alert circle' to protect young during quakeElephants display protective behavior by circling their young during perceived threats, demonstrating their intelligence and social structure.
San Diego Safari Park video shows elephants forming alert circle' during quakeAfrican elephants form protective 'alert circles' around their young during earthquakes, demonstrating their social behavior and instinct to protect.The herd's behavior showcases deep social connections among elephants, especially during threatening conditions.
Watch animals react to CA quake as elephants form 'alert circle,' cat confusedAnimals exhibit protective behaviors and confusion during earthquakes as shown in recent videos from San Diego.
Elephants at San Diego Zoo form 'alert circle' to protect youngest calves during earthquake: videoElephants instinctively protect their young during earthquakes by forming an 'alert circle'.
VIDEO: Elephants at San Diego Zoo huddle to protect calves during earthquakeElephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park exhibited protective behavior during a 5.2-magnitude earthquake.
After an Earthquake, These Elephants Knew Exactly Who to Follow: MomElephants at the San Diego Zoo displayed a defensive behavior called 'bunching' in response to a 5.2 magnitude earthquake.
Watch animals react to CA quake as elephants form 'alert circle,' cat confusedAnimals exhibit protective behaviors and confusion during earthquakes as shown in recent videos from San Diego.
Elephants at San Diego Zoo form 'alert circle' to protect youngest calves during earthquake: videoElephants instinctively protect their young during earthquakes by forming an 'alert circle'.
VIDEO: Elephants at San Diego Zoo huddle to protect calves during earthquakeElephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park exhibited protective behavior during a 5.2-magnitude earthquake.
After an Earthquake, These Elephants Knew Exactly Who to Follow: MomElephants at the San Diego Zoo displayed a defensive behavior called 'bunching' in response to a 5.2 magnitude earthquake.
How a dog's nose became a powerful tool for science and conservationConservation detection dogs have a significant role in aiding biologists by locating elusive species and biological samples.
Contributors to Scientific American's May 2025 IssueElephants exhibit complex communication and social behaviors resembling human mentorship.
Sunfish that was unwell after aquarium's closure recovers after human cutouts set upA sunfish at a Japanese aquarium regained its appetite after staff creatively engaged it with human cutouts and uniforms during renovations.
Week in wildlife in pictures: chilly pelicans, a baby gorilla and a spider fan's dream come trueWildlife adapts to seasonal changes and human activities, as illustrated by various species across the globe.
How a dog's nose became a powerful tool for science and conservationConservation detection dogs have a significant role in aiding biologists by locating elusive species and biological samples.
Contributors to Scientific American's May 2025 IssueElephants exhibit complex communication and social behaviors resembling human mentorship.
Sunfish that was unwell after aquarium's closure recovers after human cutouts set upA sunfish at a Japanese aquarium regained its appetite after staff creatively engaged it with human cutouts and uniforms during renovations.
Week in wildlife in pictures: chilly pelicans, a baby gorilla and a spider fan's dream come trueWildlife adapts to seasonal changes and human activities, as illustrated by various species across the globe.
How evolution favoured costly and frivolous animal play | Aeon EssaysAnimal play is widespread and puzzling, lacking immediate survival benefits yet prevalent across species.
VIDEO: Watch the National Zoo's New Pandas Play in the Snow - WashingtonianSnow days at the National Zoo bring joy as pandas play in the snow, showcasing their playful personalities.
What animal turned a Santa Clara car into a prickly pear pantry?Rodents, likely rats, stash food in car engines, causing damage and potential hazards.Subtle changes, like feeder appearance and seed availability, affect bird attraction.
North Shore birder has advice as car mirrors get woodpeckeredA pileated woodpecker is causing damage to vehicles in Rockport by mistaking mirrors for rivals.
Opinion: Planning a romantic display? These animals will probably outdo youMany animal species engage in elaborate courtship rituals to attract mates, often involving gifting and creative displays.
MassWildlife and MassDOT urge residents to be bear aware as spring gets underwayResidents are cautioned about the increasing bear population in Massachusetts as they emerge from dens and search for food.
How evolution favoured costly and frivolous animal play | Aeon EssaysAnimal play is widespread and puzzling, lacking immediate survival benefits yet prevalent across species.
VIDEO: Watch the National Zoo's New Pandas Play in the Snow - WashingtonianSnow days at the National Zoo bring joy as pandas play in the snow, showcasing their playful personalities.
What animal turned a Santa Clara car into a prickly pear pantry?Rodents, likely rats, stash food in car engines, causing damage and potential hazards.Subtle changes, like feeder appearance and seed availability, affect bird attraction.
North Shore birder has advice as car mirrors get woodpeckeredA pileated woodpecker is causing damage to vehicles in Rockport by mistaking mirrors for rivals.
Opinion: Planning a romantic display? These animals will probably outdo youMany animal species engage in elaborate courtship rituals to attract mates, often involving gifting and creative displays.
MassWildlife and MassDOT urge residents to be bear aware as spring gets underwayResidents are cautioned about the increasing bear population in Massachusetts as they emerge from dens and search for food.
Why I can't stop watching two pandas not have sex | Emma BeddintonPandas Mao Sun and Xing Er at Copenhagen Zoo continue to avoid mating despite human efforts, raising questions about animal interference in wildlife.The article humorously explores the challenges of panda mating while drawing parallels to human dating and relationships.
Can animals make art?Satin bowerbirds create intricate structures that may bridge the gap between nature and art, challenging definitions of art.The debate on whether animal creations can be deemed art raises philosophical questions about emotion and intention in art.
See 4 of the Deadliest Tiny Hunters We've Ever Filmed | KQEDTurret spiders utilize a unique hunting strategy, emerging motionless to ambush unsuspecting prey.Wormlions are skilled ambush predators, hiding in sand pits to trap victims.
Why I can't stop watching two pandas not have sex | Emma BeddintonPandas Mao Sun and Xing Er at Copenhagen Zoo continue to avoid mating despite human efforts, raising questions about animal interference in wildlife.The article humorously explores the challenges of panda mating while drawing parallels to human dating and relationships.
Can animals make art?Satin bowerbirds create intricate structures that may bridge the gap between nature and art, challenging definitions of art.The debate on whether animal creations can be deemed art raises philosophical questions about emotion and intention in art.
See 4 of the Deadliest Tiny Hunters We've Ever Filmed | KQEDTurret spiders utilize a unique hunting strategy, emerging motionless to ambush unsuspecting prey.Wormlions are skilled ambush predators, hiding in sand pits to trap victims.
Dolphins Communicate with Fountains of Pee'Animal urine is not just for marking territory; it serves as a complex communication tool among species.Aerial urination in dolphins may convey social information.
Heartwarming moment 3 polar bear cubs emerge from den for first timeNew footage reveals polar bear cubs emerging from their dens, offering unprecedented insights into their survival and parenting behaviors.
Week in wildlife in pictures: a newborn turtle, a tiny frog and a rare tigerGreen sea turtle hatchlings face extreme challenges as they attempt to reach the ocean, with a survival rate of only one in 1,000.
The art of moving a buffalo - High Country NewsEffective management of bison requires keen observation and understanding of their body language.
Like kidnapping your grandpa': why relocating orangutans threatens their survivalMany orangutans struggle with relocation, often returning to their original habitats, indicating that moving them may cause more harm than good.
Scientists urge Britons to STOP feeding red squirrelsFeeding red squirrels softer foods can alter their jaw structure and reduce their ability to consume natural diets.
A sloth unexpectedly gave birth in front of zoo visitors: See her babyA two-toed sloth at Como Park Zoo gave birth unexpectedly in front of visitors, highlighting the wonders of animal reproduction.
Heartwarming moment 3 polar bear cubs emerge from den for first timeNew footage reveals polar bear cubs emerging from their dens, offering unprecedented insights into their survival and parenting behaviors.
Week in wildlife in pictures: a newborn turtle, a tiny frog and a rare tigerGreen sea turtle hatchlings face extreme challenges as they attempt to reach the ocean, with a survival rate of only one in 1,000.
The art of moving a buffalo - High Country NewsEffective management of bison requires keen observation and understanding of their body language.
Like kidnapping your grandpa': why relocating orangutans threatens their survivalMany orangutans struggle with relocation, often returning to their original habitats, indicating that moving them may cause more harm than good.
Scientists urge Britons to STOP feeding red squirrelsFeeding red squirrels softer foods can alter their jaw structure and reduce their ability to consume natural diets.
A sloth unexpectedly gave birth in front of zoo visitors: See her babyA two-toed sloth at Como Park Zoo gave birth unexpectedly in front of visitors, highlighting the wonders of animal reproduction.
She treats everyone with a deep growl': can you train an angry cat to be more sociable?Cats can be sociable and happy through socialization, especially during the critical early weeks of their lives.
I think my cat likes my partner more. What should I do?Moving in with a partner and pets affects relational dynamics; cats have no prior loyalty, leading to surprises in pet affections.
How a house cat miraculously survived weeks lost on Governors Island: 'Really exciting'Tsar, the cat, survived in the wild for weeks after disappearing during a family photoshoot, showcasing remarkable survival instincts.
She treats everyone with a deep growl': can you train an angry cat to be more sociable?Cats can be sociable and happy through socialization, especially during the critical early weeks of their lives.
I think my cat likes my partner more. What should I do?Moving in with a partner and pets affects relational dynamics; cats have no prior loyalty, leading to surprises in pet affections.
How a house cat miraculously survived weeks lost on Governors Island: 'Really exciting'Tsar, the cat, survived in the wild for weeks after disappearing during a family photoshoot, showcasing remarkable survival instincts.
Narwhals, 'unicorns of the sea,' might use their tusks for playNarwhals may engage in play behavior, specifically exploratory-object play, as a recently observed use of their tusks.
Mouse-to-mouse resuscitation! Watch a rodent giving 'first aid'Mice exhibit instinctual first aid behaviors to assist unconscious companions, activating the 'love hormone' oxytocin.
Paging Dr Chimp: the medical secrets we can learn from apes, birds and even butterfliesBirds in Mexico City use cigarette butts in nests for nicotine's medicinal properties against parasites.
Lab mice may give first aid to unconscious matesMice exhibit altruistic behaviors, attempting to revive unconscious cage mates through specific actions, potentially influenced by oxytocin.
Narwhals, 'unicorns of the sea,' might use their tusks for playNarwhals may engage in play behavior, specifically exploratory-object play, as a recently observed use of their tusks.
Mouse-to-mouse resuscitation! Watch a rodent giving 'first aid'Mice exhibit instinctual first aid behaviors to assist unconscious companions, activating the 'love hormone' oxytocin.
Paging Dr Chimp: the medical secrets we can learn from apes, birds and even butterfliesBirds in Mexico City use cigarette butts in nests for nicotine's medicinal properties against parasites.
Lab mice may give first aid to unconscious matesMice exhibit altruistic behaviors, attempting to revive unconscious cage mates through specific actions, potentially influenced by oxytocin.
Former Sutton teacher wins dog trainer of the year for London and South EastShelina Duke won Dog Trainer of the Year after leaving her teaching job to pursue dog training full-time at her business, Go With The Flo.
Lessons from a Lost-Pet Detective Named KatKat Albrecht transformed her experience as a dog handler into a career detecting lost pets, founding the Missing Animal Response Network.
Positive reinforcement training leads to better results, happier dogsPositive reinforcement improves training outcomes by promoting eagerness and trust in dogs, in contrast to harmful aversive methods.
How to Be a 'Good' Dog In a Human-Centered WorldVivian Zottola's book advocates for positive, force-free dog training and understanding canine psychology to help dogs thrive in human environments.
Vets reveal the surprisingly simple way to talk to your dogCombining pointing and gazing is the most effective way to direct a dog's attention.
Former Sutton teacher wins dog trainer of the year for London and South EastShelina Duke won Dog Trainer of the Year after leaving her teaching job to pursue dog training full-time at her business, Go With The Flo.
Lessons from a Lost-Pet Detective Named KatKat Albrecht transformed her experience as a dog handler into a career detecting lost pets, founding the Missing Animal Response Network.
Positive reinforcement training leads to better results, happier dogsPositive reinforcement improves training outcomes by promoting eagerness and trust in dogs, in contrast to harmful aversive methods.
How to Be a 'Good' Dog In a Human-Centered WorldVivian Zottola's book advocates for positive, force-free dog training and understanding canine psychology to help dogs thrive in human environments.
Vets reveal the surprisingly simple way to talk to your dogCombining pointing and gazing is the most effective way to direct a dog's attention.
The Hamster of LoveA hamster's behavior can change interactions and relationships between pets and their owners.
Do animals make art? Exploring the blurred line between instinct and creativitySatin bowerbirds' structures may challenge definitions of art, raising questions about animal creativity and the essence of artistic expression.
Sensory input, sex and function shape hypothalamic cell type development - NatureBehavioural changes in animals are closely linked to the maturation of neuronal circuits during postnatal development.
Mouse-to-Mouse Resuscitation: Rodents Try to Revive Unconscious BuddiesMice display behavior akin to CPR when encountering unconscious peers, suggesting innate first aid instincts.
Sensory input, sex and function shape hypothalamic cell type development - NatureBehavioural changes in animals are closely linked to the maturation of neuronal circuits during postnatal development.
Mouse-to-Mouse Resuscitation: Rodents Try to Revive Unconscious BuddiesMice display behavior akin to CPR when encountering unconscious peers, suggesting innate first aid instincts.
This clip of adorable lesbian penguin Green Bean is the timeline cleanse you needThe viral penguin video offers a heartwarming distraction amidst negative LGBTQ+ news, showcasing love and companionship in a unique animal bond.
Japan aquarium cheers up lonely sunfish by taping photos of human faces to its tankAquarium staff found that a sunfish appeared lonely after the closure, improving when given human cut-out companions.
This clip of adorable lesbian penguin Green Bean is the timeline cleanse you needThe viral penguin video offers a heartwarming distraction amidst negative LGBTQ+ news, showcasing love and companionship in a unique animal bond.
Japan aquarium cheers up lonely sunfish by taping photos of human faces to its tankAquarium staff found that a sunfish appeared lonely after the closure, improving when given human cut-out companions.
Bonobos recognize the ignorance of others, a trait once thought to be unique to humansBonobos can recognize ignorance in others and cooperate to communicate this, showcasing cognitive abilities previously thought unique to humans.
The Evolution of Sex: Gender, Mating, and Social RelationsModern ideas about gender and sexuality are rooted in animal ancestors, revealing the diversity of sexual behaviors in nature.
Bonobos recognize the ignorance of others, a trait once thought to be unique to humansBonobos can recognize ignorance in others and cooperate to communicate this, showcasing cognitive abilities previously thought unique to humans.
The Evolution of Sex: Gender, Mating, and Social RelationsModern ideas about gender and sexuality are rooted in animal ancestors, revealing the diversity of sexual behaviors in nature.
fromwww.theguardian.com1 month agoTennessee man shot by his dog while lying in bedA dog accidentally shot its owner in Memphis, raising concerns about gun safety in households with pets.
Research roundup: 7 cool science stories from FebruaryLoggerhead sea turtles use the Earth's magnetic field for navigation, displaying unique behaviors linked to their foraging strategies.
This scientist is on a quest ... to salvage whale brainsStudying whale brains can reveal insights into their behavior and adaptations.
Watch turtles 'dance' when a magnetic field signals a mealLoggerhead turtles exhibit the ability to learn and remember magnetic field signatures, aiding in their navigation and food finding.
This Sea Turtle Dance Isn't Just AdorableIt's UsefulLoggerhead sea turtles can identify specific magnetic field signatures linked to past feeding locations, indicating advanced navigation skills.
Does the narwhal's famous tusk help it catch fish?Narwhals may use their long tusks to stun or kill fish, though their exact purpose remains debated among researchers.
Research roundup: 7 cool science stories from FebruaryLoggerhead sea turtles use the Earth's magnetic field for navigation, displaying unique behaviors linked to their foraging strategies.
This scientist is on a quest ... to salvage whale brainsStudying whale brains can reveal insights into their behavior and adaptations.
Watch turtles 'dance' when a magnetic field signals a mealLoggerhead turtles exhibit the ability to learn and remember magnetic field signatures, aiding in their navigation and food finding.
This Sea Turtle Dance Isn't Just AdorableIt's UsefulLoggerhead sea turtles can identify specific magnetic field signatures linked to past feeding locations, indicating advanced navigation skills.
Does the narwhal's famous tusk help it catch fish?Narwhals may use their long tusks to stun or kill fish, though their exact purpose remains debated among researchers.
Help Me if You CanHelping is a social behavior that benefits partners, requiring understanding and motivation, and is prevalent in both humans and animals.
Lab mice will try to revive their knocked-out friends, study revealsLab mice exhibit innate behaviors to help revive unconscious cagemates, including grooming and forceful actions like tongue pulling.
Bats use storm fronts to 'surf' the skies when they migrate, study findsBats migrate by surfing wind currents and responding to temperature changes, traveling significantly farther than previously estimated.
Peeing is contagious among chimpsChimps tend to urinate in sync, influenced by dominance and social relationships.
Emus are smarter than realised despite 'world's stupidest bird' claimsEmus demonstrate greater intelligence than previously assumed by solving puzzles for food rewards.
Bats use storm fronts to 'surf' the skies when they migrate, study findsBats migrate by surfing wind currents and responding to temperature changes, traveling significantly farther than previously estimated.
Peeing is contagious among chimpsChimps tend to urinate in sync, influenced by dominance and social relationships.
Emus are smarter than realised despite 'world's stupidest bird' claimsEmus demonstrate greater intelligence than previously assumed by solving puzzles for food rewards.
Apes may be able to intuitively 'read minds' just like humansBonobos demonstrate a capacity to understand others' knowledge, indicating advanced cognitive abilities similar to humans.
Parrots struggle when told to do something other than mimic their peersBlue-throated macaws are capable of imitating intransitive actions, suggesting cognitive similarities with humans regarding social behavior and mirroring.
Bonobos recognize when humans are ignorant, try to helpBonobos demonstrate a limited theory of mind, as they can infer a human's ignorance regarding a hidden treat.
These bonobos know what you don't knowBonobos exhibit behavior suggesting an understanding of human mental states, tailoring their actions based on what humans know.
Apes may be able to intuitively 'read minds' just like humansBonobos demonstrate a capacity to understand others' knowledge, indicating advanced cognitive abilities similar to humans.
Parrots struggle when told to do something other than mimic their peersBlue-throated macaws are capable of imitating intransitive actions, suggesting cognitive similarities with humans regarding social behavior and mirroring.
Bonobos recognize when humans are ignorant, try to helpBonobos demonstrate a limited theory of mind, as they can infer a human's ignorance regarding a hidden treat.
These bonobos know what you don't knowBonobos exhibit behavior suggesting an understanding of human mental states, tailoring their actions based on what humans know.
Bonobos Can Tell When a Human Doesn't Know SomethingBonobos demonstrate a capacity for theory of mind by inferring human ignorance and proactively communicating to guide their partner's decision-making.
XL Bullies do NOT bite harder than other dog breeds, vets claimResearch debunks the idea that XL Bullies, Pitbulls, and German Shepherds have stronger bites than other dog breeds.
How do dogs and cats dream?Dogs and cats experience dreams influenced by their daily experiences, showing behaviors such as twitching and growling during REM sleep.
XL Bullies do NOT bite harder than other dog breeds, vets claimResearch debunks the idea that XL Bullies, Pitbulls, and German Shepherds have stronger bites than other dog breeds.
How do dogs and cats dream?Dogs and cats experience dreams influenced by their daily experiences, showing behaviors such as twitching and growling during REM sleep.
Lobsters Don't Scream When They're Cooked - So What Is That Sound?Lobsters do not scream when boiled; the sound is steam escaping from their shells.
The Elephantine Memories of Food-Caching BirdsAnimals have remarkable spatial memories for locating food, contrasting human difficulties in remembering the locations of everyday objects.
Bats catch a lift from storm winds on long-distance migrationsBats employ strategic timing for migration, leveraging environmental conditions to enhance energy efficiency while traveling significant distances.
This Frog Is In Its Belly Flop Era | DefectorCricket frogs, often seen skittering across water, actually submerge completely between hops, revealing unexpected complexities in their locomotion.
Orcas a la mode, totally tubular sea pickles and bloodthirsty squirrels - High Country NewsOrcas display playful behavior, such as wearing salmon on their heads, particularly when food is abundant in their ecosystem.
The Elephantine Memories of Food-Caching BirdsAnimals have remarkable spatial memories for locating food, contrasting human difficulties in remembering the locations of everyday objects.
Bats catch a lift from storm winds on long-distance migrationsBats employ strategic timing for migration, leveraging environmental conditions to enhance energy efficiency while traveling significant distances.
This Frog Is In Its Belly Flop Era | DefectorCricket frogs, often seen skittering across water, actually submerge completely between hops, revealing unexpected complexities in their locomotion.
Orcas a la mode, totally tubular sea pickles and bloodthirsty squirrels - High Country NewsOrcas display playful behavior, such as wearing salmon on their heads, particularly when food is abundant in their ecosystem.
Does daylight saving time affect dogs? It depends if they have to work.Daylight Saving Time impacts working dogs' routines but not companion dogs, emphasizing differing responses based on their roles.
Tim Dowling: our dog is running rings round the other dogs in the park and my wifeWalking both dogs at once requires at least two people due to their contrasting behaviors.
Does daylight saving time affect dogs? It depends if they have to work.Daylight Saving Time impacts working dogs' routines but not companion dogs, emphasizing differing responses based on their roles.
Tim Dowling: our dog is running rings round the other dogs in the park and my wifeWalking both dogs at once requires at least two people due to their contrasting behaviors.
After car kills Mountain Lion in Portola Valley, wildlife workers rescue 3 cubsThree lion cubs were rescued after their mother was killed in a car accident on Portola Valley Road.The cubs are currently recovering at the Oakland Zoo and cannot be re-released into the wild.
Nectar-robbing bees commit floral larcenyThe historical archive highlights significant progress in radiotherapy for cancer treatment from 100 years ago.
China's first corgi police dog loses bonus after sleeping on the jobFu Zai, China's first corgi police dog, is celebrated for his detection skills despite his humorous misdemeanours.
How animals protect themselves from sexual aggression in the wildIncreased awareness of sexual abuse spurs social media activism, paralleling natural responses to sexual coercion in animal species.
Sharing is caring and other moving stories: Books in briefThe book showcases fascinating insights into animal behavior and perception, challenging previous notions of uniqueness in human characteristics.
How animals protect themselves from sexual aggression in the wildIncreased awareness of sexual abuse spurs social media activism, paralleling natural responses to sexual coercion in animal species.
Sharing is caring and other moving stories: Books in briefThe book showcases fascinating insights into animal behavior and perception, challenging previous notions of uniqueness in human characteristics.
Coyotes spotted trotting through Central Park, including in broad daylight, several times in last few weeksCoyotes have been spotted in Central Park, including rare daylight sightings, indicating a rise in their presence since 2019.
The big picture: Michel Vanden Eeckhoudt's languorous horseHorses can think ahead and plan, challenging previous assumptions about their behavior.
Mother dog carries her unconscious, hypothermic puppy to clinicA mother dog in Turkey saved her hypothermic puppy by carrying it to a veterinary clinic, showcasing remarkable maternal instinct and dedication.
Carole Wilbourn, Who Put Cats on the Couch, Dies at 84Carole Wilbourn was a pioneering feline therapist who significantly advanced the understanding of cat behavior and emotions.
The National Zoo's giant pandas make the most of DC's snowGiant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao delight in snow, showcasing their playful behavior ahead of their upcoming public debut.
12 Tips for Gorgeous Pet PhotographyUsing natural light is essential for capturing great pet photos, avoiding the pitfalls of artificial lighting.