Watch a hawk close in on a target.

Dogs have stronger facial muscles compared to wolves, giving them the sad or “puppy dog eyes” look.

A decade-long study tallies the numbers of pest-eating, flower-pollinating hoverflies that travel to the UK every year, and illustrates their important ecological roles in southern Britain.

A new book about remarkable feats of migration by animals explores the front lines of research into how they do it.

Changes in the auditory environment as a result of herbivory could influence how animals communicate, and may have implications for sound-based monitoring of species.

Algorithms for motion capture help neuroscientists dig into the question of how the brain produces behavior.

The familiar word elicits a twitch of the ears or swish of the tail, suggesting felines can distinguish their names from other words.

Robots integrated into groups of zebrafish and of one-day-old honey bees allow the two species to influence each other’s behavior.

Slithering snakes mimic waves of light, “diffracting” as they pass by an obstacle.