Playing in the Wolf Pack: A Dangerous Game or Essential for Survival? Thomas LlewellynOctober 11, 2018 When you think of play, the actual nature of playing, you don’t associate it with playmates who can weigh upwards of 70kg sporting sharp cla... 0
Culture in the wild chimpanzee Thomas LlewellynJuly 6, 2018 Scientists and psychologists alike have long understood the importance of social learning in the development of culture. Learning from other... 2
New Research Indicates Lemurs Have Complex Social Personalities Thomas LlewellynMarch 13, 2018 Navigating society and the social structure that we can find ourselves surrounded by can be daunting as well as challenging for anyone. Yet ... 0
Wildlife Photographer of The Year: Stunning First Images Revealed Roz EvansSeptember 12, 2017 The first images from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition for 2017 have been revealed, and as ever, they don't disap... 5
Pacific Island Women Lead the Fight Against Climate Change Caitlin FikesJune 20, 2018 Climate change may be global, but it does not affect all of Earth’s citizens equally – and those who are hit hardest tend to be vulnerable g... 0
Deepwater Horizon Is Still Hurting Corals Caitlin FikesAugust 28, 2018 Deep-sea corals are still paying the price for the Deepwater Horizon ecological disaster, reveals a new study from Pennsylvania State Univer... 1
