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Do honeyguides really help honey badgers find bees’ nests?

An African bird called the greater honeyguide is said to lead honey badgers to beehives. Despite decades of reports, including faked footage, hard evidence has been tough to come by – but it’s more than just a myth

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Cuvier's beaked whale seen grieving dead calf for first time

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Newly hatched spider siblings

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Young cupboard spiders sometimes turn cannibal and eat their siblings

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Llamas can learn by watching others

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Llamas solve problems faster after watching people do it

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Free range pigs digging food in the dirt

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How do captive animals really feel, and can we make them happier?

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Octopus laqueus having a sleep

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Octopuses have a REM-like sleep state where they appear to dream

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A group of Bonobos

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Male masturbation in primates evolved to cut chance of catching STIs

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Octopuses may have nightmares about predators attacking them

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Let science guide horse welfare, not misguided, overemotional protest

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Let science guide horse welfare, not misguided, overemotional protest

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When did animals like foxes first start living alongside people?

We used to think "synanthropic" animals like raccoons, foxes and ravens started living alongside people around the time of the agricultural revolution, about 10,000 years ago. But it could have been much earlier, says Michael Marshall

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Bison lick each other's wounds after a traumatic experience

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Demon catshark species identified thanks to weird mystery eggs

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Locusts produce an odour to try to put other locusts off eating them

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Apes have the same willingness to share food as small children

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