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Impasto painting of a black-footed cat walking through a grassland next to a termite mound, a fence, and a dirt road at night. In the background, a tiny silhouette of another cat stands on the horizon under a crescent moon. — Animal Minds and Behaviour

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Impasto painting of captive Rüppell's vultures at Avifauna Bird Park. Birds gather around a carcass while others on perches are linked by lines illustrating social interactions and the pecking order. — Animal Minds and Behaviour

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Impasto painting: on the left, an agouti inspects a peanut shell with a small hole using its teeth; on the right, it buries an intact peanut in a Panamanian rainforest soil — Animal Minds and Behaviour

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An impasto split-screen comparison of fish inhibitory control: a goldfish displaying a prepotent impulse by swimming directly into a clear cylinder barrier, versus a zebrafish executing a detour to access food — Animal Minds and Behaviour

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Impasto painting depicting Begonia kingiana clinging to a high limestone cliff and Begonia phoeniogramma growing in the shaded undergrowth near a cave entrance at Batu Caves, Malaysia. — Plant Secrets and Adaptations

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Impasto painting of a black-footed cat walking through a grassland next to a termite mound, a fence, and a dirt road at night. In the background, a tiny silhouette of another cat stands on the horizon under a crescent moon. — Animal Minds and Behaviour

Black-Footed Cat Kills on Six Hunts in Ten, Yet Its DNA Shows Little Variation

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Impasto painting of captive Rüppell's vultures at Avifauna Bird Park. Birds gather around a carcass while others on perches are linked by lines illustrating social interactions and the pecking order. — Animal Minds and Behaviour

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Impasto painting: on the left, an agouti inspects a peanut shell with a small hole using its teeth; on the right, it buries an intact peanut in a Panamanian rainforest soil — Animal Minds and Behaviour

Feeling for Flaws: How a Rainforest Agouti Inspects a Shell Before Burying It

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An impasto split-screen comparison of fish inhibitory control: a goldfish displaying a prepotent impulse by swimming directly into a clear cylinder barrier, versus a zebrafish executing a detour to access food — Animal Minds and Behaviour

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Infographic: piglet grunts reveal emotions – longer, smooth grunts when anticipating humans vs. rougher, more frequent grunts when expecting other pigs

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