Brains guide group movement by sharing world-centered direction cues, explaining how animals align without strict rules.

When animals move together in flocks, herds, or schools, neural dynamics in their brain become synchronized through shared ways of representing space, a new study by researchers from the University of ...

In today’s busy, colourful, and fast-moving world, some things stand out by being calm and simple. White animals are one of ...

The DNR had previously rebuffed efforts to save Peanut the blind fawn. But after lawmakers and other citizens chimed in, a ...

When we picture the animal kingdom, we often imagine a hive mind at work—flocks of birds twisting in sync, schools of fish darting together like living liquid, herds running as one. These scenes are ...

If you're taking a new job, or moving to a new town, it can often help if you have at least one friend who's already there — someone to introduce you around and show you the ropes. This is true for ...

So far, they've identified 143 bird species and 15 mammal species. The goal is to understand how urbanization affects animal ...