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<span><span><span><span>Tagesspiegel</span></span></span></span>

Die kaum erforschte Schlaf-Strategie „Gruppenkuscheln“ more

baboon

Warum Tiere gerne in Gruppen schlafen more

<span><span><span>Discover Magazine</span></span></span>

Bigger Brains Don't Make for Better Foragers more

<span><span><span>The Conversation</span></span></span>

Why did primates evolve such big brains? First study of its kind says it wasn’t for finding food more

<span><span><span>Smithsonian Magazine</span></span></span>

Smarter Foragers Do Not Forage Smarter more

<span><span><span>Sidedoor Smithsonian Podcast</span></span></span>

Monkeyin' Around on the Devil's Island more

Lions and hyenas

Social bonds motivate hyenas to take big risks together more

Lions and hyenas

Friendly hyenas are more likely to form mobs more

picture of Meg Crofoot from a still of the video

Meg investigates animal societies using space-based technologies more

rock hyrax

Perché il canto ritmico dell’irace delle rocce è un’efficace strategia di corteggiamento? more

Femal researcher working in forest with bonobos in the background

Sex als sozialer Kitt: Barbara Fruth erforscht das Verhalten von Bonobos more

Dolphin swimming in water being watched by fishermen

Seltene Symbiose: Delfine machen gemeinsame Sache mit Menschen more

toucan with seed

Wie Tiere selbst zur Rettung von Wäldern und Artenvielfalt beitragen more

Coati on forest floor

The underappreciated importance of wildlife in restoring tropical forests more

BBC

Wildlife photographer of the year more

Slate

Would It Really Work to Punch a Lion in the Face? What If You’re Idris Elba? more

Inverse

A massive societal problem for humans is also harming animals more

The Atlantic

A Plant's Whole Life Depended on a Mystery Accomplice more

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