Humans Give Attention, Elephants Respond
We spoke with Kyoto University’s lead author about the first study showing Asian elephants can sense human attention
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Environment
Case Report: First case of clinical canine hepatozoonosis in Ukraine
For the first time in Ukraine, veterinarians have confirmed a case of canine hepatozoonosis, a tick-borne disease caused by the protozoan Hepatozoon cani
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Woodrats and Poisonous Plants – What Their Diets Reveal?
We asked the corresponding author what their diets can tell us about evolution and the potential development of antitoxins.
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From Childhood Companion to Nature Ally: Teddy Bears’ Role
We spoke with French scientists on the importance of teddy bears and how they help children form emotional bonds with animals and nature.
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Smart Cities Meet Urban Wildlife: Meow Metrics & Zoometrics in Málaga
Discover how a Madrid-based startup is transforming urban biodiversity management with innovative tech solutions. Meow Metrics and Zoometrics improve coexistence between humans and animals
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Over 47,000 Dogs Help Researchers Track Behavior Trends
Study author Courtney Sexton shares insights from a Dog Aging Project study of 47,444 dogs.
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Shark Meat Sold Under Generic Labels Hides Endangered Species
Savannah J. Ryburn, a marine ecologist, comments on the new study ‘Sale of Critically Endangered Sharks in the United States’ for Unknown Focus.
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Domestic Fleets Need More Oversight to Tackle Illegal Fishing
Stanford’s author of a recent study told Unknown Focus that more attention is needed to the provision of PSMA, which suggests similar measures for domestic fleets.
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Ocean Acidification Threatens Shark Bites
For Unknown Focus, biologist Maximilian Baum warns that ocean acidification can corrode shark teeth
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