Flocks of birds manage complex social lives with a kind of effortless coordination that many humans struggle to match. By ...

Iceland has no shortage of natural dangers – volcanic eruptions, glacial floods, scaldingly hot springs and bitterly cold winters. But it is at least one of the few places on Earth where humans don't ...

When zebra finches hear a call from another bird, they don’t just react on instinct. New research shows that these birds actually understand what those calls mean – in the same way that humans ...

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You remember the weather for last week’s game? Well, we will pretty much rinse and repeat that for Saturday as the Ags take on the Mississippi State Bulldogs. We haven’t seen much change in the ...

The focus of Colorado's battle against zebra mussels is now on containing the spread and keeping mussels out of other lakes and reservoirs.

Zebra finches can not only distinguish the full range of their species’ vocalizations but also organize them by meaning, according to a new study. The results suggest a surprising level of semantic ...

Local officials are doubling down on efforts to protect Lake Sonoma from a tiny invasive mollusk with a massive destructive potential. At this week’s Sonoma County Board of Supervisors meeting, the ...

In a new study, researchers found that light pollution –– artificial light at night –– affects the circadian rhythms of zebra finches more when they are in social groups, as compared with birds who ...

This study is valuable as it provides information about the genes regulated by sex hormone treatment in song nuclei and other brain regions and suggests candidate genes that might induce sexual ...

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