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Unusual Animal Behavior in Coronavirus Epicenter
People from Hubei Province, the epicenter of coronavirus outbreak, reported sightings of unusual animal behavior in Hubei, such as huge flocks of crows and fish jumping out of water onto ...
March 2, 2020
BY
Olivia Li
Chimpanzees Know How to Play Fair
When playing the Ultimatum Game, chimpanzees can figure out how to cooperate with their partners and share the ...
January 16, 2013
BY
Sally Appert
Baby Sharks Freeze to Prevent Predator Detection (Video)
Even while growing inside their egg cases, some embryonic sharks keep very still when predators are nearby to ...
January 10, 2013
BY
Cassie Ryan
Tiny Rainforest Spiders Build Giant Decoys
Miniature spiders have been discovered in Peru that create large fake spiders in their webs.
December 24, 2012
BY
Sally Appert
SCIENCE IN PICS: Thorny Babies Onboard
Thorny seahorses, Hippocampus histrix, inhabit sandy and reef substrates in the Western Pacific.
December 23, 2012
BY
Epoch Times Staff
Multitasking Humpback Whales Sing in Feeding Grounds
Singing while eating isn’t recommended for humans, but humpback whales have been recorded doing so in a new ...
December 19, 2012
BY
Sally Appert
Male Finches Fool Some Females With Fake Songs
The songs of male zebra finches may not always be truthful, according to new international research.
December 18, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
SCIENCE IN PICS: The Lure of the Painted Frogfish
The painted frogfish, Antennarius pictus, is also known as the painted anglerfish because it uses a lure to ...
December 14, 2012
BY
Epoch Times Staff
Gold-Digging Termites Concentrate Minerals in Bodies and Nests
Termites can indicate the location of undiscovered deposits of gold and other metals, according to new Australian research.
December 13, 2012
BY
Sally Appert
Corals Threatened by Seaweed Signal Fish for Help
A species of coral in Fiji calls on goby fish to rescue it when under attack by a ...
November 8, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Baby Fairy-Wrens Tweet Incubation Password for Food
Female superb fairy-wrens, Malurus cyaneus, teach their unhatched chicks a unique note that later allows the parents to ...
November 8, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Cockatoo Can Make His Own Tools (Video)
A Goffin's cockatoo has been observed making and using tools to reach objects, including food.
November 6, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Trial and Error Helps Bumblebees Choose Shortest Routes
A new U.K. study of bumblebee foraging behavior has shown these insects may be following simple rules to ...
September 20, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Flightless Raptor Ate Flying Dinosaurs
Bones from small flying dinosaurs have been discovered in the stomach of Sinocalliopteryx gigas, a raptor-like bipedal dinosaur ...
August 30, 2012
BY
Sally Appert
British Wood Ants To Be Tracked With Tiny Radios
One thousand internationally protected wood ants will be fitted with tiny radio receivers to understand how they communicate ...
August 24, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Less Sleep, More Offspring for Male Sandpipers
For three weeks during the Arctic summer, the sun never sets–if a male sandpiper doesn’t sleep as much, ...
August 13, 2012
BY
Sally Appert
Sponging Dolphins Form Cultural Cliques
Research finds that dolphins that use sponges to protect their snouts while hunting on the seafloor prefer to ...
July 31, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Stealthy Rodents Key in Life Cycle of Tropical Trees
The seed-dispersing role of a large mammal family that died out in the Pleistocene may have been adopted ...
July 16, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Wolverines Need Refrigeration Zone to Survive Climate Change?
Wolverines may use crevices in snow-covered areas to store food for times of need, rendering them vulnerable to ...
July 13, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Social Bats More Prone to White-Nose Syndrome
Bats’ roosting habits during hibernation could affect their susceptibility to a fatal fungal disease, according to a new ...
July 3, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Hyrax ‘Songs’ Express Unique Identity and Self-Advertising
Small rodent-like animals called hyraxes produce vocalizations that provide details of an individual's traits, such as age, status, ...
July 2, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Toxic Taste Makes Mice Spit Out Seeds
The seeds of the taily weed contain a mustard bomb that causes the Cairo spiny mouse to spit ...
June 14, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Vampire Spiders Select Insect Victims Based on Antennae
A Kenyan species of jumping spider, Evarcha culicivora, prefers snacking on engorged female Anopheles mosquitoes and detects them ...
June 7, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Head Color Linked With Personality in Social Bird Species
Gouldian finches, Erythrura gouldiae, have red, black, or occasionally yellow heads. They inhabit tropical savanna woodlands, and feed ...
June 6, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
Courting Bowerbirds Propagate Fruiting Plants
Scientists uncovered the first evidence of a non-human species cultivating plants for use other than as food.
April 23, 2012
BY
Cassie Ryan
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