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Songbird Brains

April 1, 2002

How birds learn their songs.

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Cat Antidepressant

March 21, 2002

Testing an antidepressant drug's ability to calm anxious cats

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Animal Menopause

November 13, 2001

Do any other species go through menopause? (yes, other species, especially mammals, do lose fertility late in life when they live longer than their peers)

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Dog Laughter

September 25, 2001

Dogs laugh when they're at play.

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Mockingbirds

July 3, 2001

Why do mockingbirds do those little winglifts? (no one knows-- might be to scare insects out of their hiding places in the grass, as a hello when approaching nest or to scare away predators.

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Elephant Signals

June 14, 2001

How elephant vocalizations travel through the ground, and can be sensed by other elephants as much as 10 miles away

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Dogs and Fear

June 7, 2001

Can dogs really sense fear? (You betcha, they pick up on your nonverbal cues.)

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Momma’s Voice

May 30, 2001

A brain transplant can make a baby chicken respond to the call of a mother quail.

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Temperamental Cats

May 29, 2001

Why do cats sometimes bite when you're petting them? (They get annoyed, but we don't pick up on it.)

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Animal Apologies

February 1, 2001

How animals have their own system for expressing remorse and forgiveness.

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Ostrich Hiding

January 16, 2001

Do ostriches really bury their heads in the sand? (No, they eat off the ground, so they might look like they do.)

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