Social behaviour is fascinating. Observing how animals relate, learn from one another, and care for each other always triggers my scientific curiosity. Whether watching dogs play, crows cooperate to solve problems, or starlings form breath-taking murmurations, I always want to learn more, to understand better. Whales in particular have some interesting and very diverse social habits.
https://www.raincoast.org/2026/02/social-cultural-lives-belugas/
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Raincoast Conservation Foundation is hailing the NDP government’s announcement ending grizzly hunting in not only the Great Bear Rainforest, but…
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We know of roughly six to eight groups working with women. We can provide information here shortly. Source
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