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● “Cat Typing” – towards a possible remedy

● Hydroplaning Eider Ducks – the math(s)

● Neuromarketing for dogs

● The inconsistencies of animal-based insults in German and English

● Leaf blowers as medical ventilators (for giraffes)

● Budgie Mirror Mystery (study)

● Attracting birds – with a ‘Songbird Magnet’

● The aerodynamics of cheetahs’ tails (recent study)

● How do albatrosses fly around the world? (studies)

● Sheep Also Yawn (contagiously)

● Bees also like (paintings of) sunflowers (study)

● Is Silver Vine the new Catnip? (recent study)

● The effects of artificial bird beak extensions – (new study)

● Does a herdsman-jilted llama shed tears? [research study]

● Recognizing cattle from their nose prints

● Face Recognition of Cattle: Can it be Done?

● Is your dog watching TV?

● The Lure of Horse-Computer Interaction : an ethographic approach

● Correct measurement of the wing-length of waders (recommendation)

● Giraffe height recalculated

● Barking in Budapest

● Caudal Communication in the Canids

● Mudi breeders

● Bees in Space

● Glowing progress (Herring & Haddock)

● Dogs meet DogBots

● Woodpeckers – the shock potential

● Woodpeckers, too, can be confused

● Dog and cat perils – the details

● Inside the JCPR

● Avian art appreciation advances

● The men who startled goats

● What do ears do for bats?

● Animal noises: The Animal Sound Archive

● Canine gazing

● Growth rates of whiskers: Seals vs Sea Lions

● Right Bias in Tortoise Righting

● The Traveling Pigeon Problem

● Dodos – were they fat, or not?

● A fish called Colin and the decline of sea lions

● Towards a remote-controlled cow [JER video]

● The wisdom of flerds [JER video]

● Towards a remote-controlled cow [JER video]

● Which way do sheep turn? [JER research]

● Katz on dogs

● Katz on dogs

● Groucho Running (Locomotion, part 1)

● Groucho Running (Locomotion, part 1)

● The Virtual Pigeon’s Progress

● Why Do Birds Bob Their Head While Running? (Locomotion, part 2)

● Goldfish no golder when fed tomatoes

● Dr. Fish, Dr. Watts and their cetacean tubercules

● Elephant Trumpets, the Acoustics of

● A Flying Lizard (extinct) and a Famous Cartoonist (extant)

● Killer Whales – the tax implications of

● Fish: Dolphins ‘dolphin-kick’ better than humans

● Caring for and killing small mammals (University of Florida advice)

● How ‘human’ are birds compared to, say, dogs?

● The Worms of a Preston Graveyard

● The Vegetarian’s Pet Dilemma

● The loadbearing capacity of the Taishuh horse (study)

● Big Dogs Bark Deeper (than small dogs)

● Animal Fighters Speculation (c.1901)

● Chin Chin Fish Foot Massage Mystery

● Chihuahuas – are they, in fact, bonsai wolves?

● Crocs, Fruits and Seeds

● Horses and the effects of flying

● Echocardiography – the wild side

● Wombat Crossing

● The effect of potholes in the path of helmeted guinea fowl

● The smell of macaroni [part 1: snakes]

● The smell of macaroni [part 2]

● The Rheology of Ant Swarms

● Playing with pigs and lasers

● Hot dogs (canines) with hops

● Explosive Lemming Outbreaks in Fennoscandia

● Budgies Also Yawn (contagiously)

● The role of flapping elephant ears in heat dissipation

● Could stegosaurs swim?

● Professor Necker on head-bobbing

● Animal squawks squeaks and songs (with helium)

● Driving trucks at birds – what happens?

● Bells and No-bells (alpine cattle study)

● How curious is the kangaroo (and other animals)

● ‘Social jetlag’ between dogs and humans across Europe

● Hummingbirds get hot too

● Head butting in whales – explanations for junk

● Failed landings by chickens (pilot studies)

● Which seals have the stiffest whiskers?

● Do orangutans prefer functional tools or non-functional tools?

● “If it smells like meat…” a ‘Rule of Thumb’ for dogs

● Orang-utans blow raspberries too

● Flea distributions on stray cats (updated)

● Overturned rhinoceros beetles – how do they get back on their feet? (study)

● The Glossiness of Grackles (and other birds)

● The case of the whistling caterpillars

● Identifying one’s pet(s) by how they smell

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