Bonobos, seen as peaceful, tie with chimpanzees in aggressiveness
A new study suggests that bonobos, once considered peaceful, exhibit aggression levels similar to chimpanzees, challenging their tranquil reputation.
Oarfish in Mexico: the science behind the legend of the animal that 'foresees' tragedies
Two specimens of the rare oarfish were recently found in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, sparking interest due to legends linking their appearance to impending disasters.
Parrots converse like humans: Scientists reveal "linguistic rules" in their songs
Scientists have discovered that parrots possess linguistic rules in their communication, reminiscent of human conversations, showcasing their complex social structures and cognitive abilities.
The sound that we all hear – but is unique in nature
Researchers have uncovered new insights into horse vocalizations, revealing that horses produce both low and high-frequency sounds to communicate, with high frequencies being a mystery until now.
New study on mysterious dog disease in Norway
A study has identified the bacteria Providencia alcalifaciens as a cause of severe illness and deaths in dogs in Norway during the fall of 2019.
6 Common Myths About Cats... Science Finally Answers
The article discusses six common myths about cats, debunking them with scientific explanations.
SURPRISING: How does a dog know you are coming home? Scientists have discovered the real reason.
Researchers have uncovered that the ability of dogs to sense their owners' arrival is linked to more complex scientific reasons than just devotion or acute hearing.
Love or survival? What science says about the rejected monkey that 'adopted' a plush toy
A rejected Japanese macaque named Punch has gained worldwide attention for adopting a plush toy after being dismissed by its mother, prompting discussions on the nature of maternal bonds and emotional instincts in primates.
The surprising reason your dog gets 'visibly excited' when you come home
Experts suggest that dogs display excitement upon their owner's return due to their keen ability to recognize patterns and environmental cues.
The Secret of Elephants' Whiskers Has Been Discovered by Researchers
Researchers in a study published in 'Science' have uncovered the unique properties of the whiskers on elephant trunks that allow them to combine strength and delicacy.
No existing animal today can be labeled as primitive
The article argues against the anthropocentric view that labels certain species as 'primitive' and asserts that all living species are equally evolved.
For the first time.. a scientific project gives racehorses the right to choose
A research team from Norway and Sweden has developed a project aimed at giving racehorses a voice to enhance awareness of their mental capacities and emotions among owners and trainers.
The Bonobo that Plays ‘Little Cups’ with Imaginary Juice: Apes Share Humans' Capacity to Imagine
In a recent experiment, a bonobo successfully identified the location of imaginary juice among empty cups, highlighting the animal's ability to fantasize similar to humans.
Natsios: Is Darwin science? Blasphemy to accept that man descends from an animal, we descend from Adam and Eve
Natsios expresses his disagreement with Darwin's theory of evolution, arguing that accepting human descent from animals undermines religious beliefs about creation.
Scientists to Al Jazeera: Dogs are linguistically gifted and learn names 'by eavesdropping'
New research indicates that dogs can learn new words through eavesdropping, showing their linguistic capabilities as they react to familiar words even when they are not directly addressed.
Have some cat breeds evolved naturally?
The article explores whether some cat breeds are the result of natural evolution or solely human intervention, noting that most breeds were established in the last 140 years.