Tag: Animal cognition

New research on bull ants shows that visual route memories fade gradually during navigation and can be partially revived by ...

New behavioral and neural recordings from the entopallium show that pigeons rely primarily on color rather than shape when both ...

Researchers have validated CANID, a repeatable and sensitive cognitive test battery that detects age-related memory and executive function changes in ...

A new study in Animal Cognition finds that spontaneous object play in bottlenose and Atlantic spotted dolphins is structured and ...

A new study of humbug damselfish shows that intrinsic left-turn biases and navigation strategy, rather than habitat complexity alone, dominate ...

New research shows rhesus monkeys categorize facial expressions as context-dependent social signals shaped by the whole face and body, not ...

In an intriguing new study that is likely to capture both the attention of animal behaviorists and the general public, ...

In a groundbreaking study published in “Animal Cognition,” researchers have turned their attention to the rich vocal communication of corvids, ...

In a groundbreaking study set to be published in 2025, researchers have unveiled fascinating insights into the vocal recognition capabilities ...

In an intriguing exploration of animal cognition, the work of researchers Van Allsburg and Shahan sheds light on how non-human ...

In the intricate dance of natural selection, social information plays a vital role, particularly in environments where social dynamics substantially ...

Corvids, a family of birds that includes crows, ravens, and magpies, have long captured the fascination of scientists and bird ...