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Female gorilla study challenges male power narrative Female gorilla study challenges male power narrative
Females were able to overpower male gorillas. Read More

Canine TV habits vary by personality, study finds

Canine TV habits vary by personality, study finds

Dogs were most likely to react to on-screen...

Canine TV habits vary by personality, study finds

Study reveals how rats show 'boredom' during repetitive tasks
The rats were given engaging or repetitive foraging tasks. Read More

Chimpanzees drum distinct rhythms, study finds

Chimpanzees drum distinct rhythms, study finds
Human musicality may have come from our ancestry. Read More


Entries open for RSPCA Young Photographer Awards

Entries open for RSPCA Young Photographer Awards
Nominations close on 13 August 2025. Read More

Study sheds light on 'mean girl' lemurs

Study sheds light on 'mean girl' lemurs
Findings may help researchers understand aggression in humans.Read More


Animals enjoy Easter treats at London Zoo

Animals enjoy Easter treats at London Zoo

Lions, meerkats and lemurs tuck into their...


Voting opens for RSPCA photo competition

Voting opens for RSPCA photo competition

Children and young people have been snapping pics of pets and wildlife.

Comedy Wildlife Awards open for entries

Comedy Wildlife Awards open for entries
The competition is open to novices, amateurs and professionals. Read More

Peeing contagious for chimpanzees, study finds

Peeing contagious for chimpanzees, study finds
When one chimp urinates, others are likely to follow. Read More