Vampire bats rendezvous with their friends when dining out By Elana Spivack / Published September 28, 2021
Female vampire bats regurgitate bloody dinners for their starving girlfriends By Grace Wade / Published November 1, 2019
Gorillas can be cliquey, too. Here’s what that says about our own social lives. By Marion Renault / Published July 10, 2019
A 50-million-year-old school of fish is etched forever in this rare fossil By Donavyn Coffey / Published June 3, 2019
Octlantis: Where octopuses buck tradition and live in groups By Rachel Feltman / Published September 14, 2017
African wild dogs vote with sneezes on important pack issues By Ellen Airhart / Published September 6, 2017
Scientists know how to make mice angry—but mice know how to keep their cool By Aparna Nathan / Published July 27, 2017
Humpback whales are organizing in huge numbers, and no one knows why By Sara Chodosh / Published March 15, 2017
How Chicks Learn To Sing May Give Clues For Human Education By Meaghan Lee Callaghan / Published June 3, 2016
Human Sacrifice May Have Helped Create Complex Societies By Grennan Milliken / Published April 4, 2016
A Good Social Life Might Be Key To A Healthy Microbiome By Alexandra Ossola / Published January 16, 2016