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Study reveals genetics and environment guide migratory songbirds to shared winter destinations

The scientific mystery of how songbirds from one population are able to join other members of their own population at the same winter destinations following their long solo migration has been answered. In a groundbreaking

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news.exeter.ac.uk·Hacker News: Front Page·13d ago·5 min read

Green sea turtles navigate with an imprecise magnetic sense, requiring mid-journey reorientation

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Male-like plumage helps female hummingbirds avoid harassment at feeders

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Study finds hummingbirds tolerate low alcohol levels in nectar but avoid higher concentrations

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Study identifies liver macrophages as key to pigeon magnetoreception under overcast skies

Birds use a variety of navigational strategies, including the geomagnetic field, especially when other cues are not available, such as under overcast or nocturnal conditions. Magnetite particles in...

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scim.ag·Twitter Science News·25d ago·5 min read

Same-sex socio-sexual behaviours in bottlenose dolphins: An analysis

Jun 17, 2023

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seawatchfoundation.org.uk·Science·26d ago·6 min read

The Extravagant Courtship Dances of Male Animals: From Hummingbirds to Peacock Spiders

Many animals are famous for their extravagant courtship dances. Consider the male Costa’s hummingbird, who hovers in front of potential mates with his violet mantle feathers outstretched in the shape of a baby octopus. Or the male greater sage-grouse, who

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Study: Female dolphins use signature whistles to remember and avoid aggressive males

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Study reveals honey bees follow highly precise, individual flight paths using landmarks

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How female Mallard ducks evolved vaginal anatomy to control insemination

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Estimating mass gain in wild birds using wingbeat frequency from biologgers

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New method for assessing paw preference in dogs reveals insights into canine health and personality

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What humans can learn about parenting from poison dart frogs and other animals

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Basking sharks feed during migration by diving into deep scattering layers in the Northwest Atlantic

Long-distance migrations allow animals to exploit seasonal prey opportunities and track favorable oceanographic conditions. The basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus) is a large, filter-feeding elasmobranch commonly observed in temperate shelf habitats, thoug

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journals.plos.org·Science·1mo ago·44 min read

Scientific Bias Has Hidden the Prevalence of Same-Sex Behavior Across the Animal Kingdom

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Female dolphins use vocal recognition to remember and avoid aggressive males during mating season, study finds

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Homosexual Behavior in Primates: What Same-Sex Interactions in Animals Reveal About Evolution and Human Sexuality

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Female dolphins recognize aggressive males by their calls and avoid them during mating season, study finds

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Study reveals genetics and environment guide migratory songbirds to shared winter destinations

Green sea turtles navigate with an imprecise magnetic sense, requiring mid-journey reorientation

Male-like plumage helps female hummingbirds avoid harassment at feeders

Study finds hummingbirds tolerate low alcohol levels in nectar but avoid higher concentrations

Study identifies liver macrophages as key to pigeon magnetoreception under overcast skies

Same-sex socio-sexual behaviours in bottlenose dolphins: An analysis

The Extravagant Courtship Dances of Male Animals: From Hummingbirds to Peacock Spiders

Study: Female dolphins use signature whistles to remember and avoid aggressive males

Study reveals honey bees follow highly precise, individual flight paths using landmarks

How female Mallard ducks evolved vaginal anatomy to control insemination

Estimating mass gain in wild birds using wingbeat frequency from biologgers

New method for assessing paw preference in dogs reveals insights into canine health and personality

What humans can learn about parenting from poison dart frogs and other animals

Basking sharks feed during migration by diving into deep scattering layers in the Northwest Atlantic

Scientific Bias Has Hidden the Prevalence of Same-Sex Behavior Across the Animal Kingdom

Female dolphins use vocal recognition to remember and avoid aggressive males during mating season, study finds

Homosexual Behavior in Primates: What Same-Sex Interactions in Animals Reveal About Evolution and Human Sexuality

Female dolphins recognize aggressive males by their calls and avoid them during mating season, study finds