The following are examples of other animal well-being research projects at Purdue: • In Pajor's studies of sows and litters, he wanted to know if given the choice, would sows spend more or less time ...

They cover their long tails with smelly secretions and wave them in the air to determine which animal is more powerful. Ring-tailed lemurs live in groups known as troops. These groups may include ...

Narrator: Tails are like opinions — basically everyone ... Now, walking like this gives us a huge advantage Because unlike four-legged animals, which have to pour energy into every step they ...

as well as move only the very tip of its tail independently. These various movements add to the nuances of cat communication. There are animals with even greater control over their tails.

While exploring how best to design robots that use tails to reorient their bodies in midair, a team of researchers at the University of Michigan and University of California San Diego found that ...

This enables them to identify social hot spots and territories, as well as other degus that have urine on their ... tails don’t grow back, so this is a one-time trick. As highly sociable animals ...