#wildlife-behavior

#wildlife-behavior

A Florida resident shared a frightening yet amusing encounter with two alligators at their front door, captured on Ring camera.

Rattlesnakes enter a dormancy known as brumation in cold weather, slowing their metabolism and reducing activity.

A northern cardinal was observed attacking its reflection by throwing pebbles at a car mirror, showcasing an unusual behavior.

Ethiopian wolves are unexpectedly consuming nectar and may act as pollinators, challenging traditional views of carnivorous diets.

Raccoons are causing significant yard damage in the Bay Area by uprooting sod in search of food, primarily grubs and worms.

Bears in Southern California are increasingly entering homes and vehicles as human expansion into their habitats disrupts their natural behaviors.

Dolphin biting incidents in Japan may be playful behavior rather than aggression, pointing to the complex relationships between dolphins and humans.

Chimpanzees in Uganda self-medicate with medicinal plants rich in antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, suggesting a potential for discovering new drugs through studying their behavior.