• A Channel Involved in Pain Sensation Can Also Suppress It
• Pet Owners With Hoarding Tendencies May Take Toll on Health of Themselves, Animals in Care, Study Finds
• Assessing Emotions in Wild Animals

• Researchers Discover Brain Circuit Underlying Spontaneous Synchronized Movement of Individuals in Groups

• New Research Could Help Breed for Less 'spooky' Horses

• Preserving Pine Forests by Understanding Beetle Flight
• Kangaroo Island Ants 'play Dead' To Avoid Predators

• Uniformity of Prey Can Yield Spider-Eat-Spider World

• The Evolution of Honey Bee Brains

• Chemical Signal Protects Migratory Locusts from Cannibalism

• Predict What a Mouse Sees by Decoding Brain Signals

• Do People and Monkeys See Colors the Same Way?

• Brain Circuits for Locomotion Evolved Long Before Appendages and Skeletons

• How a Horse Whisperer Can Help Engineers Build Better Robots

• Chitin from Consuming Insects Can Help Both Gut Microbiota and Global Health

• X-Ray Analysis Sheds New Light on Prehistoric Predator's Last Meal

• Tracking a New Path to Octopus and Squid Sensing Capabilities

• Why Orchid Bees Concoct Their Own Fragrance

• Early Crop Plants Were More Easily 'tamed'
• This Elephant's Self-Taught Banana Peeling Offers Glimpse of Elephants' Broader Abilities

• 解除疾病的面纱我回避策略n Multiple Animal Species

• Elephants as a New Model for Understanding Human Evolution

• Climate Change Threatens Lemurs on Madagascar

• Bomb-Sniffing Rodents Undergo 'unusual' Reproductive Transformations

• As the Worm Turns: New Twists in Behavioral Association Theories

• Imaging Captures Social Dynamics of 'pee-Shy' Mice
• Observing Group-Living Animals With Drones and Computer Vision
• Changing Temperatures Increase Pesticide Risk to Bees

• Parasites Alter Likelihood of Fish Being Caught by Anglers
• Cats' Non-Fearful and Sociable Personality as Well as a Clean Litterbox Appear to Decrease Litterbox Issues

• Air Pollution Impairs Successful Mating of Flies
• Researchers Develop Enhanced Genetic Animal Model of Down Syndrome

• Brown Widow Spiders' Aggression Likely Driver of Black Widow Decline

• Looking for Risky Viruses Now to Get Ahead of Future Pandemics

• Complex Learned Social Behavior Discovered in Bee's 'waggle Dance'

• Bumblebees Learn New 'trends' In Their Behavior by Watching and Learning
• Does Current Shellfish Anti-Predator Gear Curb 'crunching' Rays?

• Fluorescent Protein Sheds Light on Bee Brains
• Animals Best to Suppress Personalities for Group Efficiency

• Insights Into the Evolution of the Sense of Fairness
• How Consciousness in Animals Could Be Researched

• On a Warming Planet, These Arctic Geese Rapidly Found (and Shared) a New Migratory Route
• Seabirds in the Eye of the Storm

• Using the Power of Artificial Intelligence, New Open-Source Tool Simplifies Animal Behavior Analysis

• Tracking How Magnetism Affects Animal Behavior

• Passerine Bird Takes Advantage of Human Settlements

• Geckos Know Their Own Odor

• Newly Identified Tsetse Fly Pheromone May Help in Curbing Disease Spread

• Insect Bite Marks Show First Fossil Evidence for Plants' Leaves Folding Up at Night

• Novel Optical and fMRI Platform Identifies Brain Regions That Control Large-Scale Brain Network

• Rats Trade Initial Rewards for Long-Term Learning Opportunities
• Drug Alleviates Autism-Associated Behavior in Mice

• 当小鹦鹉知道带多个工具They Fish for Cashews

• Bite This! Mosquito Feeding Chamber Uses Fake Skin, Real Blood

• Whiskers Help Nectar-Eating 'acro Bats' Hover Like Hummingbirds
• Scientists Develop New Index Based on Functional Morphology to Understand How Ancestors of Modern Birds Used Their Wings

• Looking Beyond Microplastics, Researchers Find That Cotton and Synthetic Microfibers Impact Behavior and Growth of Aquatic Organisms

• When Bugs Swipe Left

• Why Are Muskies the Fish of 10,000 Casts? Study Explains
• These Ants Don't Just Walk Randomly; They 'meander' Systematically

• Prairie Voles Without Oxytocin Receptors Can Bond With Mates and Young
• Discovery Advances Biofuel Crop That Could Curb Dependence on Fossil Fuel

• Using a Seaweed Sugar to Trigger Immune Responses That Suppress Melanomas
• Young Chimpanzees and Human Teens Share Risk-Taking Behaviors

• Climate Conundrum: Study Finds Ants Aren't Altering Behavior in Rising Temperatures

• Fish-Hunting and Eating Behaviors Confirmed in Japanese Macaques

• Aware or Not Aware: You Are Affected by Food Cues Either Way

• Is It Safe? Why Some Animals Fear Using Wildlife Crossings

• Zebrafish Testing Identifies a Gene Potentially at the Root of Domestication

• Scientists Identify Neural Circuit That Enables Self-Localization in Zebrafish

• Cognitively Impaired Degu Is a Natural Animal Model Well Suited for Alzheimer's Research

• Dinosaur Teeth Reveal What They Didn't Eat

• Your Dog's Behavior Is a Product of Their Genes

• Reading the Room: Humans Struggle to Identify Aggression in Dogs, Other Humans

• Synchronized Neural Oscillations in the Right Brain Induce Empathic Behavior

• Underwater Footage Reveals Sharks' Flexible Feeding Skills

• Swimming Habits of Gelatinous Animals Are Inspiring Underwater Vehicle Design

• Sex Roles in the Animal Kingdom Are Driven by the Ratio of Females to Males

• Green Means GO! Ultra-Violet Means STOP!
• Ancient Superpredator Got Big by Front-Loading Its Growth in Its Youth
• Adventurous Bird Personalities Can Help Population Cope With Climate Change

• Wild Primate Study Ties Importance of Social Environment to Molecular Markers of Age in the Brain

• Gene That Guides Earliest Social Behaviors Could Be Key to Understanding Autism

• Evidence for Intentional Communication in Female Putty-Nosed Monkeys
• Flight of Birds Can Help Provide Predictions on Turbulence

• Scientists Find New Variations Among Sperm Cells
• The Hunt for Disrupted Brain Signals Behind Autism

• Grass Puffer Fish Communicate With Each Other Using a Non-Toxic Version of Their Deadly Toxin

• Rats Bop to the Beat
• What Makes Mice -- But Not Rats -- Fat? Suppressing Neuromedin U, Study Finds

• Octopuses Caught on Video Throwing Silt and Shells Around Themselves and at Each Other
• How Does a Skeleton Move?

• Pig Aggression Reduced When a Bystander Pig Steps In, Study Finds
• How Female False Widow Spiders Use Their 'spidey Senses' To Attract Mates

• Diet High in Saturated Fat Can Reprogram Immune Cells in Mice
• Fearful Cats Also Express Other Problematic Behavior: Socialization Important Already at Early Stages of Life

• HUSHing Repetitive-Like Elements Contributes to Normal Brain Development and Function

• Why Fish Look Down When They Swim

• What You See: Scientists Use Human Perception to Define Bumble Bee Mimicry

• NASA Laser Project Benefits Animal Researchers