Mobbing is an important anti-predator behavior where prey harass and attack a predator to
lower the immediate and long-term risk posed by it, warn others, and communicate about the …

Conservation and sustainable management efforts in tropical forests often lack reliable,
effective, and easily-communicated ways to measure the biodiversity status of a protected or …

Over half of the world's tropical forests are used for timber extraction by selective logging.
Even though these forests are degraded to a variable degree, they are still important for …

Anthropogenic change is expected to alter environments at alarming rates. To predict the
impact of modified environments on social behavior, we must study the relationship between …

Animals acquire information produced by other species to reduce uncertainty and avoid
predators. Mixed‐species flocks (MSFs) of birds are ubiquitous in forest ecosystems and …

Selective logging is the primary cause of tropical forest degradation and is rapidly
expanding worldwide. While the impacts of logging on species diversity and distributions are …

The response of biodiversity to land-use change has been a central focus in applied
ecological research for close to half a century. However, despite a vast body of literature, our …

Playback can help identify keystone species in communities that interact behaviourally.
Specifically, playback has been used to identify leader species in mixed-species flocks …

Non‐trophic interactions (or, inter‐species associations) play a prominent role in
determining community structure and function. Mixed‐species bird flocks are networks of …

Urbanization is a significant pressure affecting wildlife and has the potential to greatly alter
behavioral responses in animal communities. A behavioral response that is potentially …