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For one Problem there may be different solutions. While facing a problem we have to be calm and think. In this post see how many solutions the animals could think for one problem

Happy to share my article which focuses on how the increasing artificial lights and brightness during the night affects the animal kingdom. Please read once. https://lnkd.in/dmmPtXRS

🔊🐾 Have you ever wondered what your favorite animal is trying to tell you with all those chirps, growls, and roars? Discover the secret world of animal communication in our latest Journal article. From the tiniest insects to the largest mammals, we explore what these sounds tell us about their behaviors, emotions, and social interactions. 🐦🐘 #animals #communication #wildlife #science #nature #ecology #awareness https://lnkd.in/g-dGaWc6

Recent Article Spotlight: Mitchell (2024) observes that animals are an important part of the public service ecosystem and argues for more focus and research on how humans and animals work together to provide public administration. 🐓 🐱 🐶 🐎 Read more here - https://lnkd.in/eSY3AQbu

Our Dr. Karen Overall shares advice with the CBC on how to help your pets and animals during the solar eclipse today, and what types of behaviour you can expect during this historic event. https://lnkd.in/enC-heXZ

When you're stressed, the best thing to do is to shake, move, breathe deeply—just like wild animals do. Basically the opposite of what most of us tend to do: sit still, stare at a screen, ruminate. In my latest newsletter, I talk about the animal versus human stress response, and what we can learn from wild animals about rapid activation and deactivation. Turns out, there's quite a bit we can learn from so-called "less intelligent" species! 🔗 Link in bio. My newsletter goes out 3 x month to 2,700 inboxes, with one goal: inspire you to be curious about your body and how you can use it to be more focused, motivated and energized.

“Shake it off” has never held more impactful meaning! We intuitively know what we need to do but from conditioning have lost the confidence to follow it! Had a tough meeting? Shake it off, literally! Charlotte Grysolle covers this more articulately in her latest newsletter - it’s a goodie! #body #mind #somatics

How do animals know when it is cold or hot? How do they survive extreme temperatures and hibernation? Discover the fascinating adaptations and survival strategies of animals in various climates. Find out only on 'Connecting The Dots'. Watch the video here! https://lnkd.in/g-nQxw6Q

Like animals, we humans adapt to our environment – in our case, to the specific circumstances we faced in childhood. But as we age, we may find that the strategies we have adopted no longer make sense in adulthood. To discover how to evolve and outgrow your past, follow the link in our bio to read our full article.⁠ https://lnkd.in/dvSBcF76

How magic can help us understand animal minds: By performing tricks for birds, monkeys and other creatures, researchers hope to learn how they perceive and think about their world. Learn more about this in our recent article recommended by JSTOR Daily