by Sophia Czechowski | Oct 21, 2025 | Communication, Play
Imagine this: you and a friend are playing around, laughing and shoving each other around a little bit. You push your friend a little too hard, and they stop laughing. Things got a little too rough, but nobody got hurt cause you knew to stop after it stopped being...
by Nielli | Oct 21, 2025 | Anti-predator behavior
A person who copies someone else might do so because they admire the other person or because they might want to fit in with others. One might want to blend in with a group in order to avoid bullying, the milder human equivalent of predation. A human might not need to...
by cullen4 | Oct 21, 2025 | Uncategorized
Solar eclipses are a really incredible event to witness. Watching the world suddenly go dark and the sounds of animals all around go silent is once in a lifetime. However, how do solar eclipses impact the movement of animals? Well according to researchers in Utah,...
by carling1 | Oct 21, 2025 | Communication, Learning
Most of us hear bird songs every day, usually multiple times a day. If you’re anything like me you probably haven’t taken the time to stop and think about what these songs mean… or who they are coming from. It’s hard to think that these songs can serve so many...
by durn1 | Oct 21, 2025 | Communication, Social behavior
Most people know that housecats can purr. It’s seen all the time in videos displaying happy cats. But there’s one species of larger cats, cheetahs, that with enough human attention at an early age, can purr just like housecats. Researchers have found that cheetahs...
