'Black box' technology reveals the secret lives of sharks
Researchers at the University of St Andrews are using 'black box' technology to reveal the hunting secrets of sharks.
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Careful crows watch their tools
Researchers at the University of St Andrews have discovered that crows, like humans, store their tools when they don’t need them.
Tiny jewels provide vital clue to avoiding extinction
Female wasps live longer by mating with multiple males
Caring and sharing is monkey business
New research reveals chimps and children learn kindness from others
Monkey puzzle
Simple task suggests primate understanding of objects, say scientists
When stressed birds fly the nest
Researchers discover juvenile stress increases sociality in zebra finches
Right place, right time for chimpanzee study
St Andrews scientists in ‘extraordinarily rare’ real-time discovery
Why chimps go ape
Lethal aggression is NOT a result of human interference, say researchers
Wild monkeys learn by watching TV
Scientists have found that wild monkeys have the ability to learn new tricks – after watching videos of other monkeys in action.
We Are Family
Social bonds are crucial for adoption in wild chimpanzees