Communication between wolves
Wolves use body language to communicate and organize their groups.
Read moreMirror test in dolphins
Dolphins have passed the mirror test, a significant indicator of self-awareness. In the test, dolphins were able to recognize themselves in a mirror, which is a cognitive ability that many animals, including humans, possess.
Unlike many animals, dolphins show these behaviours without extensive training, suggesting they spontaneously understand the mirror reflects themselves rather than another dolphin.
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Female mimicry in white-necked jacobins
Studies show that some females retain male-like plumage to avoid social harassment.
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Orcas have unique dialects that differ by population
A dialect is learned through social interaction rather than inherited genetically.
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A kangaroo mother is highly protective of her joey
The emotional bond between a kangaroo mother and her joey is very strong.
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