Crows Can ‘Count’ Similarly to Toddlers, Demonstrate Numerical Skills Through Controlled Vocalizations

Medicine & Technology May 24, 2024

Researchers report that crows can understand numbers and make sounds corresponding to them. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Elephants Have Unique Names for Each Other, Suggesting Remarkable Vocal Individuality

Nov 16, 2023

Elephants may be the first non-human animals with individual names, using unique low-frequency "rumbles" for communication, aiding coordination over long distances. Check out more information in this article.

Male Bottlenose Dolphins Whistle to Each Other, Rely on Wingmen to Woo Potential Mates

Aug 11, 2022

Experts said bottlenose dolphins become more popular because of vocal changes that help them form social relationships that in turn help them have the best mating success. Read the article to learn more.

House Cats Cannot Roar Like Lions and Tigers, But Why? Study Reveals the Reason for Such Incapability

Oct 03, 2021

Most large cats like tigers and lions are able to roar loudly seemingly announcing their existence and protecting their territories although house cats are stuck in less ferocious rumblings and meows.