Crows ‘hooked’ on fast food
New Caledonian crows extract prey faster with complex hooked tools.
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Crafty crows know what it takes to make a good tool
New study provides surprising insights into how crows manufacture their hooked foraging tools
Significant step made towards understanding Rift Valley Fever virus
First insight into the architecture of viral filaments
Song cultures of whales give rare insight into evolutionary learning
‘Animal culture’ reshapes ideas about evolution
Fish pool their experience to solve problems collectively
Implications for business and bio-inspired swarm robotics
Families at war
The struggle between maternal and paternal genes is real, say researchers
Call to understand cumulative impacts of human activities on marine mammals
Major report launched in Washington DC
Tool-bending birds prompt ‘clever crow’ rethink
Surprising discovery sheds new light on Betty-the-crow’s iconic wire-bending feat
Birds learn about nest building from watching others they know
They ignore the advice of strangers
New tool will measure impact of man-made noise on sea-mammals
Damage caused by underwater machinery can now be assessed using a computer modelling tool