Apparently, raccoons like peanuts! If you didn’t know, our ring-tailed foragers are opportunistic eaters! They will devour ...

Scientists caught a “long”-tailed creature in a trap in a forest of India and discovered an “elusive” new species, a study said. Photo shared by Rohit Chakravarty Under a cover of darkness ...

Such behavior is widespread in other animals too, particularly birds. In our recent study we explored why long-tailed tits, one of the UK's tiniest bird species, often act as foster parents ...

Across species, cooperation among relatives has evolved into a powerful tool to ensure success in challenging environments. Yet few creatures embody this principle so intricately as the long-tailed ...

Family first: Scientists reveal long-tailed tits' remarkable family bonds. ScienceDaily . Retrieved June 11, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2025 / 04 / 250428221909.htm ...

Scientists at the University of Sheffield have discovered long-tailed tits maintain strong family bonds even during migratory journeys The new study reveals the social secrets of the tiny birds which ...

A slew of animals prey on voles, as Smith and team noted in their paper—“hawks, owls, egrets, long-tailed weasels, coyotes, skunks, mountain lions, and garter snakes”—all of which likely had more to ...