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Elephants Call Each Other By Name, Study Says
Elephants encode names and other information in low-frequency rumbles that can be heard miles away. For social animals who live in large herds, it’s crucial to be able to address individuals. Read more
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Point/Counterpoint: ‘There Are So Many Wonderful Places To Lounge!’ vs ‘Dude, You’re In My Spot!’
Buddy the Cat praises the many comfortable lounging spots at Casa de Buddy, while Buddy the Cat blasts his human for sitting in his favorite spot! Who’s right? Read more
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How Is It Possible That People Can’t Recognize Their Own Cats?
PLUS: Today’s the deadline for UK residents to get their cats microchipped under a new law that levies a hefty fine for people who don’t comply. Read more
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Buddy Terrorizes Block With Reluctant Jaguar Pal
With some muscle to back him up, Buddy the Cat becomes the scourge of the neighborhood. Read more
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Foundation Offers $10m For ‘Cracking The Code’ Of Animal Language
Think you can decipher the rhythmic clicks and whistles of dolphins or the grunts and alarm calls of monkeys? A foundation is offering big prizes for progress in communicating with animals. Read more
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Tribe Discovers Ancient Three-Toed Cat’s Fossilized Footprint Deep In Forest
The strange footprint may date back as far as 35 million years ago, according to a preliminary analysis. Read more
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