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Horses can detect fear in humans by smell, becoming more likely to startle and more wary of people who are scared, a new study has found.

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Once at risk of being wiped out, humpback whales charted a remarkable comeback thanks to their songs. In 1979, National ...

Animals use sound to communicate, defend territory, and survive, but some species produce noises that seem almost impossible.

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It sounds mad at first, doesn’t it? Deaf animals navigating the world just fine, while the rest of us panic […] ...

The sound most commonly associated with happiness in cats—the purr—may actually reveal more about a cat’s identity, personality and mood than meowing does, a study has found.. Researchers led from ...