Animal world
Birds know to dance like people
A recent study demonstrated that parrots also shook their heads, stamped their feet, moved and rotated their bodies to the rhythm.
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Animal world
Why do animals migrate?
For the first time, engineers at MIT observed the beginning of a centralized migration event involving hundreds of millions of animals.
Animal world
The showy tail is not to attract mates
The male's wide, colorful tail turned out to be ineffective in stimulating or attracting the peacocks.
Animal world
Birds know the language of other species
Australian scientists have conducted a series of experiments and concluded that birds can recognize the meaning of cries from different species.
Animal world
Wiretapping
Australian scientists are using mobile phones to eavesdrop on koalas (the country's endemic animals) to understand the meaning of their cries.
Animal world
Horses recognize each other through the neigh
Like humans, horses have the ability to build a connection between image and sound to recognize the same herd.
Animal world
The antelope exhibits strength through the knee
To show the strength and attraction, the public spread the colorful tail, the deer held the horns strong, and the African antelope slammed its knees together.
Animal world
Bats are silent when flying in groups
We still know that bats create a mischievous racket that helps them navigate in space. But it turns out they flapped their wings in a quiet environment when flying in fl…
Animal world
Evolution of genes in bat ears
New research conducted by the University of Bristol shows that echolocation can evolve more than once in bats.
Animal world
Migratory birds learn
As with many tourists learning local words, migratory birds seem to learn and understand the common calls of unrelated birds they encounter on their journey.
Animal world
Squid can hear anything?
The sea is very loud. Although we don't hear much when we put our ears down on the water, with a dedicated device you can hear an audio choir. The noise is very diverse,…
Animal world
Birds transmit success messages in songs
Some song-singing migratory birds can find the best place to live by overhearing the songs of other birds that have children. This behavioral and communicative character…
Animal world
Baby crocodiles 'chat' before hatching
The baby crocodiles began talking to each other and to their mother just before getting out of the eggshell, perhaps a sign that it was time to be born.
Animal world
Sound is not just about positioning
Probably not many people think what we will be if we become a bat. But for such people, it is the breakthrough enlightenment step to understand aspects of the human brai…