All for one and one for all : The social cooperation in the promotion of parthenogenesis in American cockroaches
Parthenogenesis is a kind of asexual reproduction that does not need the genetic presence of the male.It is a useful…
How Colorful is Your Mates Posterior?
Pick a mate before it’s too late. July through October marks the mating season for Mandrills. Mandrills are primates of…
Ever Traveled with Dirty Laundry? You will Never Do This Again!
Have you ever wondered why some people are forced to relocate? Well, don’t be a victim- rumor has it that…
Dolphins and Displacement
As an animal living in a natural habitat in which various factors relevant to one’s survival move about freely, it…
Right-Finned? Left-Finned? Finned dominance in Orcas!
Humans and many other organism are known to display handedness and have a dominant brain hemisphere, a behavior that is…
Size Matters: Reproductive Success and Body Size in the Cricket Gryllus firmus
In many cases, the species size influences their mating choice. Specifically, the male body size has a big role in…
Man’s Other Best Friend— Are Cats Just Ignoring You When You Call Them?
It is well-known that domestic dogs are able to use various means to communicate with humans, but what about domestic…
How Making Eye Contact with Your Dog Can Let You Know What They’re Thinking
Have you ever wondered what your dog is thinking? Have you ever wished there was some way of knowing if…
The hottest new trend: sexual selection
All of the rave this year includes sexual selection explaining MHC polymorphism. MHC, also known as major histocompatibility complex, is…
Two Heads Are Better than One: How Bottlenose Dolphins Cooperate to Accomplish Tasks
It is easy to think of humans as being the only animals that are capable of cooperation in order…
