Back in 2022, wildlife biologists confirmed that a community of wild, sulfur-crested cockatoos in Sydney, Australia had ...

Contrary to the popular saying, rules aren't meant to be broken, as they are foundational to society and exist to uphold ...

In suburban Sydney, sulphur-crested cockatoos (Cacatua galerita) previously figured out how to break into garbage bins and ...

A new study reveals how the smartphone can help scientists and conservationists understand and balance the needs of wildlife ...

Responsibility to and for others involves recognizing we all are part of the human family — not just our immediate biological ...

A groundbreaking new project is underway to make interspecies communication a reality. Google DeepMind, in collaboration with ...

Scientists observed chimpanzees in Uganda appearing to clean and treat both their own wounds and those of others. Scientists studying chimpanzees in the Budongo Forest of Uganda have found that these ...

Paco Underhill changed how we see customers—showing that real insight comes from observation, presence, and noticing what ...

There is still debate, researchers say, over whether the behavior is instinctual or based in more complex thought or even empathy.

More compelling are observations of wolves comforting injured or distressed ... represents true empathy or more instinctual responses, the parallels to human compassionate behavior are striking.

Abstract: In field studies, observation is often used to investigate natural behaviors of human subjects. However, it requires huge burden to observers. In order to solve the problem, we have proposed ...

“If it’s berserk behavior I like it,” Blackwood once observed ... spiralling, rails against her human inheritance, a laconic girl addicted to baking instant cakes—“shriveled, rock- ...