Elephants use a “rich repertoire” of more than 40 different gestures to show they “mean business.” Researchers found that the various signals — such as spreading their ears or flinging their trunk — are ways of communicating clear messages such as “Move away!
University of Richmond What wild animals can teach us about brain health University of Richmond behavioral neuroscientist Kelly Lambert explores the connections between animals’ environments, experiences, and brains in her new book, Wild Brains: What Animals Can Teach Us About…
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People in leadership roles see themselves as bigger risk-takers than those without leadership responsibility, and the same pattern holds among our closest living relatives, according to new research involving the University of Portsmouth. The study, published in The Leadership Quarterly,…
They out-hunt their male counterparts 1:00 PM CDT on October 28, 2026 Bonobos have a well-earned reputation as the hippies of the great apes. Not only do they practice free love, using sex to bond socially, the more matriarchal species are also generally…
POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCHER HEATHER MORE: "IT TAKES LESS TIME FOR AN ORBITING SATELLITE TO SEND A SIGNAL TO EARTH THAN FOR AN ELEPHANT’S SPINAL CORD TO SEND A SIGNAL TO ITS LOWER LEG.” While speediness is a priority for any animal…
Animals in children’s stories are often depicted as living in neat mum, dad and children family units. Examples include Fantastic Mr Fox, 101 Dalmatians and, more recently, Peppa Pig and Bluey. But, this might leave people feeling like outsiders if they…
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A previously unknown behavior pattern is only observed in a large animal very rarely -- which is why the videos researchers have published for an article in Biology Letters are nothing short of a sensation: They show proboscis monkeys regurgitating, chewing…
An experiment involving 16 Asian elephants in Thailand found that the animals generally suppressed ineffective approaches and used a more effective route to food. Asian elephants can suppress an immediate but ineffective response and instead use a more effective route to…
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