Abstract Rising temperatures can pose significant thermoregulatory challenges for endotherms. Understanding how animals respond to high temperatures is essential for predicting the impacts of global w...

Abstract Rising temperatures can pose significant thermoregulatory challenges for endotherms. Understanding how animals respond to high temperatures is essential for predicting the impacts of global w...

Abstract Rising temperatures can pose significant thermoregulatory challenges for endotherms. Understanding how animals respond to high temperatures is essential for predicting the impacts of global w...

Le recours à l’IA dans un processus de recrutement ne garantit pas l’absence de biais. Il est urgent d’ouvrir les boîtes noires et d’interroger les données utilisées.

Le tichodrome échelette, le martin-pêcheur, le guêpier d’Europe, la cigogne blanche, l’avocette élégante et le fou de Bassan pourraient être représentés sur les prochains billets d’euros.

Abstract. Understanding cognitive development is fundamental for explaining variation in adult cognitive phenotypes, and thus the processes driving cogniti

Loin des laboratoires, les conditions de travail de terrain peuvent accroître les risques de violences sexistes et sexuelles et avoir des conséquences durables sur les carrières scientifiques.

Faced with anthropogenic change, animals now encounter challenges different from their evolutionary past. To cope with such challenges, animals may use social information about others' affective stat...

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Hugging before stressful events may be an ancient way of building trust, say scientists studying apes.

En mars, deux chercheurs du CNRS ont été mis en cause par plusieurs jeunes femmes, collègues ou étudiantes, sans émouvoir ni leur employeur ni le ministre de……

In recent years, several claims have been put forth suggesting that animals of different species address each other using receiver-specific calls that function as individual names. If accurate, this w...

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A study of 140 laughter sequences found the same rhythmic timing pattern in humans, chimps, gorillas, bonobos and orangutans.

It is becoming increasingly clear that animal cultures have intrinsic, irreplaceable value, and yet they are not adequately protected by preserving habitat. The time has come for UNESCO to explicitly ...