
Deception in the Animal Kingdom
Homo sapiens is not the only species that lies
Barbara J. King is emerita professor of anthropology at the College of William and Mary. Her studies of monkeys and apes have led her to examine emotion and intelligence in a wide range of animal species.
Deception in the Animal Kingdom
Homo sapiens is not the only species that lies
The Orca’s Sorrow
A spate of new observations of grief in animals hints at why some species mourn and others do not
Humans Are Not the Only Creatures Who Mourn
Mounting evidence from species as diverse as cats, dogs, giraffes and dolphins indicates that humans are not unique in grieving over the loss of loved ones
The Inner Lives of "Food Animals"
Will growing scientific evidence about nonhuman cognition bring an ethical revolution in terms of who (not “what”) we eat?
Humans Are Not the Only Creatures Who Mourn
Mounting evidence from species as diverse as cats, dogs, giraffes and dolphins indicates that humans are not unique in grieving over the loss of loved ones
When Animals Mourn
Mounting evidence from species as diverse as cats and dolphins indicates that humans are not the only species that grieves over the loss of loved ones