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Army Ants Reveal How Biological Echo Chambers Form
A new study uses mathematical models to explain how self-reinforcing feedback loops, or 'echo chambers,' emerge in animal groups like army ants.
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Watching wildlife on The Trail Cam: Where to watch by country and region, what to see this month, Hides and reserves, Tracking and field signs, Night watching and thermal and setup and settings.
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Humpback whale mother attends stillborn calf
Scientists have documented the first detailed case of a humpback whale mother caring for her deceased newborn calf off Australia's Gold Coast.
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Analyst Choices Cause Wildly Different Wildlife Study Results
A large-scale study in ecology and evolutionary biology reveals that different researchers analyzing the same data can produce dramatically different results.
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By-the-wind sailor jellyfish found stranded on UK estuary
A single Velella velella, a pelagic hydrozoan known as a by-the-wind sailor, was discovered beached on an estuarine shore.
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Conservationists Train with Drones to Protect African Wildlife
A pioneering technology training program in South Africa is equipping African conservation professionals with drone and sensor skills to combat poaching.
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BTO Youth Hosts Free Waterbird ID Event
The British Trust for Ornithology Youth is holding a free waterbird identification event for beginners at Oxford Island Nature Reserve in County Armagh.
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Wildlife's varied response to human presence
A study tracking 4,581 animals across the U.S. found that the physical presence of people reshapes wildlife movement and habitat use.
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Civil Society Demands Cycling and Walking Promotion
Civil society groups have called for increased government action to promote cycling and walking in the UK, citing the urgent need to decarbonise transport following this summer’s extreme heatwaves and wildfires.
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Youth Out in Nature Summit 2026
Join BTO Youth and RSPB's Youth Council for a free, youth-led event at RSPB Newport Wetlands.
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Bear Census Highlights Value of Coexistence Corridors in Central Apennines
A recent census has revealed encouraging signs for the endangered Marsican brown bear, with the population showing signs of expansion beyond its historic stronghold in Italy's Central Apennines.
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Cameroon Recall for Crispin
A bird tracking project in Cameroon has led to the recall of a bird named Crispin.
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British Ornithologists Depart Mali After Research Project Completion
A team of British ornithologists has left Mali after completing a research project in the West African country.