Share and read our latest publication! Adaptive echolocation behavior of bats and toothed whales in dynamic soundscapes.This Review compares echolocation in bats and toothed whales, with special emphasis on predator–prey interactions and adaptive behaviors journals.biologists.com/jeb/article-ab…

¿Cómo piensan los animales? 🤔🦜 Este lunes en El cazador de cerebros exploramos la cognición animal y sus últimos avances científicos en centros punteros de Viena y Tenerife, mientras conocemos las especies más interesantes. 📢¡No te lo pierdas, a las 19:52h en La 2 y RTVE Play.

¿Quiénes son más inteligentes, los loros o los delfines? Sara Torres, de Max Planck Society, está tratando de descubrirlo mediante experimentos de cognición comparada entre ellos. ¡El resultado, HOY a las 19:52h! 📺 Loro Parque Loro Parque Fundación Pere Estupinyà RTVE La 2 RTVE Play

Ya online "Otras Mentes", el fabuloso El cazador de cerebros de hoy sobre cognición animal: gracias Loro Parque Tay Carlos Magdalena... #ElCazadordeCerebros rtve.es/play/videos/el…

In their #JEB100 Review Moss, Sara Ortiz and Wahlberg compare #echolocation in #bats and #toothedwhales, and how these animals use it to find prey and to negotiate their complex worlds. journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22… #zoology #comparativephysiology #science

Meet the team: Dr. Erin Frick is an Assistant Professor of Animal Studies at Eckerd College, whose research focuses on applied animal behavior and communication in marine mammals. She is director of the Frick Animal Behavior Lab and mentors undergraduate students #mmrn #dolphins

Meet the Team: Heather Manitzas Hill has been studying marine mammals in managed care since 1997 with a doctorate in experimental psych and emphases in development, cognition, and comparative psychology. She has conducted numerous studies with many species of cetaceans. #mmrn

Finishing your PhD to start a Postdoc

Meet the team: Kelly Jaakkola is a comparative psychologist who conducts research on dolphin cognition, communication, and welfare. She is Director of Research for the Dolphin Research Center, and Chair of the Scientific Advisory Committee for the AMMPA. #mmrn Dolphin Research Ctr

Happy #WorldOceansDay! #worldoceansday2023 #debrisfreesea

Meet the team: Malin Lilley has published research on the behavior and cognition of belugas, bottlenose dolphins, sea lions, harbor seals, and rough toothed dolphins. Her current research involves understanding the behavioral development of beluga social interactions and play.

Delighted to share with you the following open access book: Sex in cetaceans. I had the great opportunity to contribute to one of the chapters where we talk about the sexual behaviour of harbour porpoises. Whole book can be read here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9… #springer

La próxima vez que usted escuche el alboroto de una cotorra argentina en un árbol de la ciudad, que sepa que esa voz es la marca personal de ese pájaro en concreto. (hilo)

Así lo ha revelado un estudio sobre 230 ejemplares de esa especie exótica afincados en Barcelona. Científicos alemanes acudieron durante dos años a la ciudad para grabarlos. La capital catalana tiene la mayor población mundial marcada de esa especie: 3000 cotorras

Es la primera vez que se encuentra una marca fonética personalizada en la voz de un animal no humano. Es posible que otros también la tengan, desde primates hasta cetáceos. Sería una herramienta muy útil para los animales sociales. Para saber + lee aquí: elperiodico.com/es/sociedad/20…

Yes, the parrots in Athens really do speak Greek 🇬🇷 Latest parrot work by Simeon Quirinus Smeele Stephen Tyndel Lucy Aplin and Mary Brooke McElreath. Paper Behavioral Ecology: academic.oup.com/beheco/advance… ab.mpg.de/566146/news_pu…

PhD opportunity! Interested in humpback #whalesong, vocal learning and understanding individual differences? Come join my lab and work on this exciting PhD project. SMRU findaphd.com/phds/project/h…

Over the next few weeks, I'll tweet snippets from my upcoming book "Why Animals Talk". Any questions? Just ask, and I'll try to answer. 🐺🐬🦜🐿️🦧🦍 I deal with #wolves, #dolphins, #parrots, hyraxes, #gibbons, #chimps, and even humans. What do these species have to say? And why?

Check out our latest publication where we recorded Hector’s dolphins producing broadband signals and therefore challenging the grouping of toothed whales as either narrow band high frequency or broadband species: pubs.aip.org/asa/jasa/artic… JASA #bioacoustics SDU Science

What an amazing talk Sara Ortiz gave on her research on key features of episodic and prospective memory in bottlenose dolphins Loro Parque 🎉🦸🏼‍♀️🐬#icn2024berlin Neuroethology (ISN)