by 2019 Class | Oct 15, 2020 | Social behavior
By Mark Lang ’23 A recent study published in the journal Animal Behavior from Cornell University and Manchester Metropolitan University showed that, in some cases, having the same appearance as another species is not as advantageous as previously believed....
by 2019 Class | Oct 15, 2020 | Social behavior
By Collyn Carpenter ’22 Bottlenose dolphins are known to be very social and intelligent organisms in the animal kingdom. Similar to many other types of organisms, bottlenose dolphins develop social relationships amongst each other for a number of varying reasons...
