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spacedaily.com > n-octopus-punches-fish-hunting-partner

Footage from the Red Sea shows octopuses hunting side by side with fish — and when a fish partner hangs back instead of flushing prey out on cue, the octopus has been filmed punching it with an extended arm, sometimes for no food reward at all

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (18+ words) Octopuses hunting with fish partners will punish them for slacking—and sometimes just for the sake of it....

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spacedaily.com > j-2017-virginia-14-year-old-backyard-pond-wildlife-ecosystem

In 2017, a 14-year-old Virginia girl dug a backyard pond for a school project; nine years later the same hole holds a working wildlife ecosystem she still tends

1+ week, 6+ hour ago   (239+ words) What begins as a teenage science project can become a lifelong commitment—if you're patient enough to let nature do the work....

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spacedaily.com > d-for-a-few-months-each-spring-underwater-microphones-off-new-york-fill-with-the-calls-of-endangered-sei-whales-then-as-the-ocean-warms-the-voices-almost-disappear-revealing-a-migration-th

For a few months each spring, underwater microphones off New York fill with the calls of endangered sei whales — then, as the ocean warms, the voices almost disappear, revealing a migration that happens largely beyond human sight

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (98+ words) Ocean microphones are catching glimpses of a species that remains nearly invisible to science, revealing how climate shapes the hidden movements of endangered whales....

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spacedaily.com > d-when-scientists-disrupted-dopamine-in-hungry-rats-the-animals-still-showed-pleasure-when-sweet-food-was-placed-in-their-mouths-they-just-lost-the-drive-to-work-for-it-suggesting-dopamine-g

When scientists disrupted dopamine in hungry rats, the animals still showed pleasure when sweet food was placed in their mouths — they just lost the drive to work for it, suggesting dopamine governs wanting more than enjoyment

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (358+ words) The brain's reward chemical may not deliver pleasure at all—it's the engine that makes us crave, seek and strive. Published August 23, 2026 · How we edit Strip a rat of almost all its dopamine and it will still pull a happy…...

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spacedaily.com > m-researchers-in-japan-documented-carrion-crows-placing-walnuts-in-front-of-cars-stopped-at-traffic-lights-then-letting-the-vehicles-crack-the-shells-before-retrieving-the-food-behav

Researchers in Japan documented carrion crows placing walnuts in front of cars stopped at traffic lights, then letting the vehicles crack the shells before retrieving the food — behaviour recorded repeatedly over 21 months.

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (488+ words) A road junction in Sendai, Japan, in the early 1990s. The light turns red, a line of cars stops, and a crow drops onto the road just ahead of a front tire. It...

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spacedaily.com > m-berlins-nightingales-turn-up-their-volume-as-traffic-noise-rises-researchers-found-males-in-noisier-territories-sang-louder-with-rush-hour-birds-even-singing-louder-on-weekday-morn

Berlin's nightingales turn up their volume as traffic noise rises: researchers found males in noisier territories sang louder, with rush-hour birds even singing louder on weekday mornings than on quieter weekend mornings

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (543+ words) Urban noise is reshaping how animals communicate, with Berlin's nightingales demonstrating that evolution doesn't wait for generations—it happens in real time. Published August 26, 2026 · How we edit Walk through a European city in spring and you may hear it before…...

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spacedaily.com > m-a-dolphin-named-maserati-surfaced-off-hervey-bay-gripping-a-football-sized-bailer-shell-with-a-fish-inside-and-minutes-later-her-calf-bentley-picked-up-the-same-shell-and-attempted

A drone caught Maserati the dolphin lifting a football-sized shell to trap a fish, then her calf picking it up and trying the same

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (347+ words) A drone was hovering over calm water off Hervey Bay, on Australia's east coast. An adult dolphin rises with a large empty shell balanced on her snout, a fish...

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spacedaily.com > b-since-2021-guam-power-crews-have-collected-electrocuted-brown-tree-snakes-for-usgs-biologists-after-outages-the-invaders-long-body-bridging-two-live-wires-at-once-and-turning-a-climbing-animal-into

Since 2021, Guam power crews have collected electrocuted brown tree snakes for USGS biologists after outages, the invader's long body bridging two live wires at once and turning a climbing animal into the missing piece of an electrical circuit

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (434+ words) An invasive snake species is literally short-circuiting Guam's entire electrical system, and scientists are turning dead animals into a detailed intelligence operation....

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spacedaily.com > m-a-sheep-separated-from-a-flock-member-for-over-two-years-will-still-recognise-that-face

A sheep separated from a flock member for over two years will still recognise that face — and researchers measuring brain activity found the neural circuits held a selective encoding of the individual

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (687+ words) The ovine brain treats each flock member as a distinct individual, preserving those memories in specialized neural circuits that outlast years of separation. By Life Signs · Edited by Mal James Published August 20, 2026 · How we edit A single sheep can remember…...

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