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Articles 1-36 out of 36 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Whinnies decoded. Binns, Corey Brief article Nov 9, 2009 115 Fly pheromones can say yes and no: attracting chemicals may also repel, limit interspecies mating. Saey, Tina Hesman Nov 7, 2009 385 Public tantrums defeat monkey mothers, too: bystanders make macaques more likely to give in to baby. Milius, Susan Apr 11, 2009 365 That Barking Dog May Want to Chat About Fairness. Shaw, Heather Brief article Mar 1, 2009 348 What's that racket? Smith, Kelly M. Feb 23, 2009 189 Courting mosquitoes match pitch to signal when they're in the mood: carriers of dengue fever virus harmonize their love songs. Sanders, Laura Jan 31, 2009 460 Mother deer can't ID their fawns by call. Brief article Sep 30, 2006 211 Croak! Chiang, Mona Brief article Sep 4, 2006 115 Ant trails. Norlander, Britt Brief Article Mar 6, 2006 125 To decipher odd elephant calls, call in a whale expert. Madin, Kate Sep 1, 2005 564 Hey, kids, it's time for drool. Brief Article Aug 27, 2005 285 Dee for danger: Chickadees add notes as threat grows. Milius, S. Jun 25, 2005 473 Barks are more than just "hey, you!" (Canines). Brief Article Aug 3, 2002 191 Real pandas do handstands. (Biology). Brief Article Apr 6, 2002 247 Do dolphins have names? Brief Article Apr 1, 2002 401 The noisy world of dolphins. (Science In Action). Myers, Jack Mar 1, 2002 852 Besieged tadpoles send chemical alert. Carpenter, S. Brief Article Jun 12, 1999 468 THE ANTS COME MARCHING. Toal, Marjorie J. May 1, 1999 782 Chipmunks' unpleasant reminders. S.M. Brief Article Apr 3, 1999 236 When Lizards Do Push-Ups. MILIUS, SUSAN Feb 27, 1999 1924 Chimpanzees warn each other about danger. Brief Article Jun 1, 1998 625 Friends, elephants: lend me your ears. Wu, Corinna Brief Article Apr 11, 1998 249 Whale chatter: making sense of marine mammals' clicks and calls. Adler, Tina Cover Story May 25, 1996 1831 Monkeys sound off, move out. Bower, Bruce Brief Article Apr 27, 1996 169 Starlings: I'll sing it my way and ours. Brief Article Oct 7, 1995 215 Frog finds empty bandwidth, then croaks. Weiss, Rick Aug 11, 1990 212 New dancer in the hive; an insect imposter helps scientists decipher honeybee lingo. Weiss, Rick Oct 28, 1989 1947 Calls in the wild. Apr 8, 1989 290 Winging it: the female cowbird performs as a silent singing teacher. Eron, Carol Oct 29, 1988 1285 The body ear: to pinpoint a sound's direction, coqui frogs may lend not only an ear but a lung as well. Weisburd, Stefi May 14, 1988 1176 Fertile faster, if herd under roar. Jan 9, 1988 381 Driven batty, katydids change tune. Weiss, Rick Oct 10, 1987 600 Mice get an earful from left brain. Bower, Bruce Jan 31, 1987 625 Birds go buggy by sharing success. Kleist, Trina Nov 1, 1986 522 Elephant calls that humans can't hear. Feb 22, 1986 309 Making sense of animal sounds; scientists studying animal sounds are finding common threads to the barks, growls and whines of different species. Bennett, Dawn D. May 18, 1985 1794