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Nature’s Happy Hour: Chimps Share Boozy Fruit, Scientists Find
Wild chimpanzees in Guinea-Bissau’s Cantanhez National Park have been observed for the first time eating and sharing fermented fruits containing alcohol, according to a study recently published in…
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How Social Media Is Helping Wild Cats Thrive In South Africa
In the bustling city of Cape Town, South Africa, a sleek, tufted-eared wild cat is stealing hearts online — and becoming an unexpected hero for urban wildlife conservation.…
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Candid Cameras Catch Wildlife Being Wild
Using remote trail cameras, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has been capturing the hidden lives of wildlife. The candid images of bobcats, black bears, and elusive owls…
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Personality Matters: How Social Squirrels Are Shaping Forests
In a world racing to adapt to climate change, trees face a daunting challenge: moving to cooler areas fast enough to survive. But they’re not alone. Gray squirrels,…
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How AI Is Learning To Talk To Dolphins
Decades of wild dolphin research combined with the latest developments in AI technology are offering new hope for unraveling the mysteries of dolphin communication. Google has announced groundbreaking…
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Fish Are Getting High On Anxiety Meds
Scientists recently discovered that anti-anxiety medication clobazam is leaching into waterways and affecting the migration of Atlantic Salmon. In a study published in Science, researchers found these fish…
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