Zoology
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The hooded crow that waits for the traffic light - and its secrets in the city
It distinguishes between humans, excels at problem-solving, and even uses traffic to obtain food. What makes the hooded crow one of the most successful animals in the urban environment? Let's find out.

The extreme sociality of naked mole-rats
The African rodents live in colonies similar to a beehive, with a queen and workers. How and why did such a lifestyle evolve in a species of mammals?

Monkey see, monkey do: The surprising trait also found in animals
In honor of International Left-Handers Day, scientists and zoologists prove that side preference is not exclusive to humans. From kangaroos that clearly prefer their left hand, through elephants whose limbs wear out from using only one side of the trunk, to lizards that divide their vision between both eyes for prey and threats — this is how the animal brain works to survive.