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sailfin tetra

Life

Some male fish let rivals woo females and then hijack their courtship

Dominant male sailfin tetras stay hidden and watch while smaller, less-dominant males persuade a female to lay eggs – then they steal her attention in acts of "courtship piracy"

News

Essential oils help to stop invasive beetles from eating palm trees

Life

Essential oils help to stop invasive beetles from eating palm trees

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Cockatoos opening bins

Life

Cockatoos are figuring out how to open bins by copying each other

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grizzly bears

Life

Male and female mammals kill their own species for different reasons

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dog with bowl

Life

Dogs will ignore you if they know you are lying, unlike young children

News

vampire bat

Life

Female vampire bats groom each other and share their food

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shark

Life

Sharks in the Gulf of Mexico hunt in shifts to avoid each other

News

Meerkats hugging each other

Environment

Meerkats in zoos don’t put as much effort into social niceties

News

Can we use nudge theory to help endangered animals save themselves?

Life

Can we use nudge theory to help endangered animals save themselves?

Features

eel

Life

Young eels escape from the mouths of fish by wriggling out the gills

Juvenile eels captured by fish have been filmed escaping by wriggling backwards through the predators' gills, a unique behaviour never seen before

News

Life

Fox-breeding experiment suggests domestication can boost brain size

News

Life

Female seahorses cheat on their mate when they can no longer smell him

News

Life

‘Hangry’ male fruit flies attack each other if they go without food

News

Life

Anthropomania review: Our love of animals and how we live with them

Culture