Have you had a chance to delve into the sonorous world of Túngara #frogs?🔊🎶 Check out a new paper exploring #hormonal differences in urban vs forest Túngara frogs! 🏙️🐸🐸🌴🌴🌿 🔗sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Go listen to our podcast episode to know more about these cool animals!🔽

This paper now published here: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs… And look who is on the cover! Cover photo taken by undergraduate Daniel Chang ('24) 🥳📸 Caleb Vogt Michael Sheehan

In a new publication out in Scientific Reports, I argue that reductions in the frequency of child loss in the 20th century extended female lifespan by about 1 year in the US, a previously undocumented source of increased longevity. nature.com/articles/s4159…

🐭 Matthew Zipple 🇺🇦 Caleb Vogt Michael Sheehan guide us through “re-wilding model organisms” to study the molecular mechanisms of social behavior, neurobiological functioning, health, and aging. #SocialEcology #FieldExperiment doi.org/10.1016/j.neub…

Attention #ABS2024 attendees! Be sure to swing by Social Sciences 2050 for our live episode 🎙️ and dive deep into fascinating discussions on animal behavior! See you there! 🫏🐜🐦🕊️🐒🦇🐘🌿 Animal Behavior Society Western University

This ended up being great. Now I have Misty's Light stuck in my head.

And #AlexPopescu, finishing with a fantastic banquet and MelanieDenomme winning a prize at the super fun live The Animal Behavior Podcast hosted by Matthew Zipple 🇺🇦 featuring Ted Stankowich 🦨🐆🦌🦔🦏🦡 Rindy Anderson and #MistyMcPhee Animal Behavior Society #NewPI #ProudPI

I had a blast as a panelist on the The Animal Behavior Podcast at the Animal Behavior Society conference Western University. We ate hot wings while answering questions from our fantastic host Matthew Zipple 🇺🇦, accompanied by AI-generated songs and images for each of us. So much fun!

For anyone who wants to be able to listen to Rindy's absolute BOP of a theme song here it is: udio.com/songs/sv27y6fL…

I participated in the The Animal Behavior Podcast at the 2024 Animal Behavior Society meeting on Sunday and they used AI to create a walk-up song for me! Link below via udio.

A new paper out led by Brian Lerch in which we show that (1) the Amboseli baboons do not display male-mediated maturation and (2) we use quantitative theory to argue that the Vandenbergh effect is a non-adaptive byproduct of the Bruce effect sciencedirect.com/science/articl…