Cognitive Creatures

Save animals by learning more about them

Scientists found strong playing behaviour evidence in these insects, and it is cute

A new study published in Nature claims to found evidence of a theory of mind in LLMs

A study published in El Sevier reviewed the harmful effects of captivity on Orcas and it’s heartbreaking.

An initiative for the world’s first octopus farm alarms scientists

Scientists have seen a wild male Sumatran Orangutan using a plant known for its medicinal properties

Can you guess the animal that kills a million humans each year?

You will not believe how smart pigeons are

You Will Not Believe What These Birds Are Doing in the Suburbs of Sydney, Australia

The land of the kangaroos hides some of the most dangerous animals in the world

This Is How Scientists Look Up for Aliens, and What Would Be Like to Be One of Them

This is Why the Octopus Makes Biology to Not Make Sense

In Northern Australia Lives a Bird with a Very Bad Reputation.

Scientists may have figured out the reason for the long lifespan in parrots.

Do you love animals or want to know more about them? Read these books!

Meet the Superb Lyrebird, the bird that imitates construction sounds, chainsaws, car alarms, cameras, and many animals.

Here I will give you a brief review about my favorite book of 2023, and why you should read it in 2024.

Culture has always been thought to be something very human, but Elephants and Whales are teaching us the contrary.

These surprisingly cute tiny spiders have remarkable hunting strategies that show flexibility, problem-solving, and decision-making…

This is the story of Cher Ami, a war hero pigeon from World War I.

Scientists from the University of the Negev had a particular way to study navigation.

This is the story of Gabriel Mindlin, an Argentinian researcher who listened to the dream of a bird.

Octopuses with complex skin color changes and birds replaying their songs while sleeping … Are they dreaming? Can Animals have dreaming…

If reality is no more than a construction of our nervous system, do we perceive the same world as a bird, whale, or an octopus? — Younger…