Signals people receive from family and friends may have more influence over the likelihood they'll get a COVID-19 vaccine than public health messages.
Popularity, not strength or age, determine the reproductive success of male dolphins, a new study shows.
Female giraffes may have closer friends, but males have more social connections, perhaps due to their wide roaming in search of females to mate with.
Gregarious female giraffes that develop a sense of larger community live longer than those with fewer friends, a new study shows.
Teens who bully, harass, or otherwise victimize their friends probably do so to get to the top of their school's social hierarchy, a new study shows.
Having a female bestie gives male baboons a better chance of survival, a new study shows.
Having friends as adults doesn't ease early life trauma, a new study with baboons shows.
Dolphins don't just randomly choose their friends. Like some people, they pick childhood pals that will set them up for success as adults.
Social distancing protects us from COVID-19. But how can we protect our mental health as we're isolating? One solution: Indulge in guilty pleasures.
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