LSM1303 Animal Behaviour Student Blog

Everyone seems to think that all frogs lay their eggs in a body of water. Upon laying and fertilizing these eggs in that body of water, the parent frogs no longer have any parental duties or obligations to the eggs. The eggs are left alone to hatch, and Read More...

Imagine you are in a huge parade with 50 000 other people, how are you going to locate your father in this sea of people? Well, this seems to be an easy task for a baby penguin. During winter, baby penguins group together while the parents go off to search Read More...

I found this article from Science Daily which involves the discovery of a new method of foraging of some tropical birds. The article, entitled " Some Tropical Birds Depend Completely On Army Ants To Flush Out Prey", was published on 17th October, 2007. Read More...