Animal Behavior Archives - Page 47 of 110

Feb 21 2018 | Debra Teachout, DVM

Coyotes: Coexisting Is The Only Option

Many of us in the U.S. may never see coyotes, but that doesn't mean we don't need to be conscious of living among them, and finding the most peaceful possible ways to coexist. READ MORE

Feb 8 2018 | karol orzechowski

Bonobos and ‘Xenophilia’

Research suggests that bonobos have evolved to have intergroup aggression dissipate, and see benefits of bonding between groups of others. READ MORE

Jan 26 2018 | Faunalytics

Cat Tracker: Citizen Science And Cats In Australia

A new citizen science project in Australia looks at the movement and management of companion cats, as well as personality and attachment factors. READ MORE

Jan 25 2018 | Linda Tyler

Biting The Hand That Feeds: What Makes A Dog Bite Their Human Companion?

Smaller, younger dogs are more likely to bite their human companions, and this can be exacerbated by humans not being able to read dog cues. READ MORE

Jan 19 2018 | Linda Tyler

Companion Animals During Disasters: Increasing Resilience

A look at how the disregard for animals in disasters can not only hurt them, but pose a public health risk as well, and how to turn the tables. READ MORE

Jan 18 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Can Oysters Hear?

Study shows that it is "very likely" that oysters detect sounds at lower acoustic energy, and show a pain response, which may have ecological consequences. READ MORE

Jan 16 2018 | Stella Bang

Dog Aggression And Strangers: The Risk Factors

Research shows that neutered males, mixed breeds, and dogs from pet stores had the greatest odds of stranger-directed aggression. READ MORE

Jan 8 2018 | Faunalytics

Dogs, Barking, Whining, And Separation Anxiety

New research shows that rather than barking, whining may be the most characteristic vocalization of dogs with Separation Related Disorder. READ MORE

Jan 5 2018 | Faunalytics

Pigs Can Perceive And Estimate Time Passing

Research shows that sows can learn to estimate time intervals of 5 days after training but don't accurately learn intervals in the range of minutes. READ MORE

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Coyotes: Coexisting Is The Only Option

Bonobos and ‘Xenophilia’

Cat Tracker: Citizen Science And Cats In Australia

Biting The Hand That Feeds: What Makes A Dog Bite Their Human Companion?

Companion Animals During Disasters: Increasing Resilience

Can Oysters Hear?

Dog Aggression And Strangers: The Risk Factors

Dogs, Barking, Whining, And Separation Anxiety

Pigs Can Perceive And Estimate Time Passing

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