
Killer whales try to imitate us to communicate with us
With brains 3,5 times larger than ours and a more complex cerebral cortex, killer whales are learning to mimic human speech to talk to us.
With brains 3,5 times larger than ours and a more complex cerebral cortex, killer whales are learning to mimic human speech to talk to us.
The Wallis Annenberg Ecobridge, under construction in California, will be the world’s largest, allowing wildlife to move between habitats divided by the highway.
This sea slug called elysia chlorotica survives without eating for 8 months thanks to photosynthesis stolen from algae. A biological miracle that defies the boundaries between the animal and plant kingdoms.
The new predator discovered at 8.000 meters deep, with rapacious claws and fanged appendages, is the king of the Pacific depths.
Not just bees: in Ethiopia, wolves also love the sweet nectar of flowers. Great predators and great pollinators? It would be a world first.
A peculiar striped panda shrimp has been confirmed as a new species after 30 years of studies in Japanese waters
Geckos don't just hear with their ears: they use their saccule to pick up vibrations, opening up new horizons in animal perception.
Science is looking for alternatives to animal guinea pigs: here's how in vitro models and organoids will accelerate development while reducing suffering.
Ants perform surgery on their injured mates, dramatically increasing their chances of survival. A complex behavior that rivals human medicine.
An important new declaration signed by one hundred leading scientists extends consciousness to a wide range of animals. And now?
1500-year-old remains in Argentina reveal a domesticated fox buried with its human, suggesting historic domestication.
Thanks to electrodes and mathematical models, they reconstruct the sound "sung" silently during the thresholds. A discovery that brings us closer to the animal mind.
Study reveals that 18 billion animals killed for food are wasted, highlighting the inefficiency of the food system
Database created by researchers lists over 2000 animal prey already devoured by cats, highlighting their nature as relentless killers. 11 recorded species are already extinct, vulnerable endemic species.
Research reveals that dolphins use pores on their snouts to detect electrical fields: it helps them hunt and orient themselves.
What if animals had rights? We explore this hypothesis by analyzing the implications for food, research, work and companionship uses. A radical scenario but perhaps not impossible.
Axiom wants to revolutionize the world of holograms: from contracts with Airbus to Hologram Zoos, this technology seems ready to invade various sectors
A team of researchers from the University of São Paulo has shown that bio 3D printers can create viable artificial skin for product testing by replacing animals.
Giant prehistoric creatures at work: Thousands of huge caves in South America unravel an ancient mystery
A fish company wants to open the first intensive octopus farm which raises strong doubts about its sustainability and morality.
Artificial intelligence and bioacoustics open the door to interspecies communication between humans and animals.