>"In this era of climate change and crisis, it's time for formats as varied, animal, and leafy as the world they seek to represent."

>"A new book argues that dreams are a portal to animal consciousness."

>"The most familiar of settings can feel newly unfamiliar through the senses of other creatures."

>"The Clock of the Long Now, a 10,000-year clock, is representative of the kind of long-term thinking and planning humanity needs more of."

"He has just been let off for criminal charges that could have sent him to prison for up to eight years."

>"The global celebrations are now led by UK-based animal welfare charity, Naturewatch Foundation."

A recent study in People and Nature claims that animals are being written out of novels at a similar rate to their extinction in the real world. The German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research searched the entire online Project _...Read More_

"Frontman Dave Bayley also shouts out Spacey Jane and teases Australian tour plans."

Artificial intelligence may help us decode animalese. But how much will we really be able to understand?

>"Scientists say they've got 20-million-year-old evidence of giant worms that hunted in pretty much the most nightmarish way possible."

In Pixar’s new film, Soul, the protagonist wakes up in the body of a cat. It’s a common enough trope—but it gets messier the more you think about it.

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>"On how we know—and how we learn—what to fear"