Roaring Bats: New Scientific Results Show Bats Emitting More Decibels Than A Rock Concert:
Researchers studying the echolocation behavior in bats have discovered that the diminutive flying mammals emit exceptionally loud sounds — louder than any known animal in air.
Young Songbirds Babble Before They Learn To Sing:
Young songbirds babble before they can mimic an adult’s song, much like their human counterparts. Now, in work that offers insights into how birds–and perhaps people–learn new behaviors, MIT scientists have found that immature and adult birdsongs are driven by two separate brain pathways, rather than one pathway that slowly matures.
Birds Can Tell If You Are Watching Them — Because They Are Watching You:
In humans, the eyes are said to be the ‘window to the soul’, conveying much about a person’s emotions and intentions. New research demonstrates for the first time that birds also respond to a human’s gaze.
Two Discoveries Add To Giant Earthworm Science In Northwest:
Native, possibly giant, earthworm science in the Pacific Northwest is advancing with the discovery of two new specimens from opposite sides of the interior Columbia River basin.
Plants Text Message Farmers When Thirsty:
Beginning this crop season, farmers will be able to receive text messages on their cell phones from their plants saying whether they are thirsty or not.
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