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Why Bowerbirds Are Attracted to Plastic and Cash
Male great bowerbirds are adapting their mating rituals to urban environments
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Wildlife Behaves Differently When Humans Are Near, Study Reveals
New research demonstrates that even non-invasive human presence—without habitat destruction—can significantly alter wild
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Animals Roamed Freely in 77% of Vacant Urban Zones
During the pandemic’s quiet months, scientists observed dramatic shifts in animal behavior as cities emptied…
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Why Cockatoos Rely on Each Other for Food Choices
Australian cockatoos demonstrate social learning in food choices
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Why Your Pet is Probably Not a Genius
Your pet is probably not a genius, and that’s OK
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Canine Television Surges in Popularity, But Are Dogs Really Watching?
Dog TV channels are gaining popularity, but research is mixed
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New Study Reveals Hidden Fitness of Zebra Finch Song
A recent retraction note sheds light on the complexities of zebra finch courtship songs
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Why It’s OK to Have a ‘Dumb’ Dog
A new study suggests that a dog’s intelligence may not be as crucial to their…
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Why Cats Suddenly Stop Eating Favorite Food
New study reveals smell as a key factor in cat food preference
