| 11-FEB-2022 | Parent birds prepare food for their offspring – New discoveries in the endangered Fairy Pitta |
| 24-DEC-2020 | Human-made landscape promotes coexistence of two normally separated Andean warblers |
| 5-NOV-2020 | Water striders learn from experience how to jump up safely from water surface |
| 26-MAY-2020 | What do ants and light rays have in common when they pass through lenses? |
| 25-MAY-2020 | What information is coded in bird alarm calls -- a new study from Korea |
| 17-APR-2020 | To warn or to hide from predators?: New computer simulation provides answers |
| 8-FEB-2019 | You are what you eat: A color-changing insect modifies diet to become distasteful |
| 8-DEC-2016 | Jumping water striders know how to avoid breaking of the water surface |
| 19-MAY-2016 | Why do animals hide their warning signals? A paradox explained |
| 25-MAR-2016 | Antarctic birds recognize individual humans |
| 5-AUG-2015 | Water striders' jumping on water -- understood and imitated after careful observations |
| 4-JUN-2015 | A small vortex on the wing makes the elegance of birds' flight |
| 22-MAY-2015 | Birds 'weigh' peanuts and choose heavier ones |
| 6-JUN-2013 | Magpies take decisions faster when humans look at them |
| 31-JUL-2012 | Camouflage of moths: Secrets to invisibility revealed |
| 10-JUL-2011 | A murder in the magpie's nest |
| 13-MAY-2011 | I know you, bad guy! |
| 7-JUN-2010 | Molecular methods are not sufficient in systematics and evolution |
| 3-MAY-2010 | Cold-blooded mothers: Magpie parents seem to induce mortality of 'unwanted' chicks |
