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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 to measure impact of man-made noise on sea-mammals
Damage caused by underwater machinery can now be assessed using a computer modelling tool
Weaverbirds sign their valentines
St Andrews scientists have used computer-aided texture analysis to reveal signature patterns in nests designed to attract females
Climate data gets seal of approval
Wildlife help build scientific database using St Andrews technology
Tiny jewels provide vital clue to avoiding extinction
Female wasps live longer by mating with multiple males
Birds colour-match their interior designs
Research shows zebra finches apply principles of camouflage to nest building
St Andrews academic awarded Royal Society fellowship
Dr Michael Morrissey, of the University of St Andrews, has been appointed a University Research Fellow by the Royal Society.
What's killing corals?
New research shows how the daily grind shapes coral death