Predation pressure influences animal behaviour in relation to feeding, exposure to predators
and habitat use. In the presence of a predator, prey usually decreases feeding and activity …

The relationship between risk-prone behavior and growth is central to tradeoff models that
explain the existence and maintenance of among-individual variation in behavior (ie animal …

Darwin's finch species in the Galápagos Islands are famously distinguished by their
morphology but less attention has been given to behavioral differences between species. In …

Urbanization is causing fundamental changes to natural environments, effecting rapid and
substantial adaptive phenotypic change in wild populations. While a large body of work has …

Consistent differences in intrinsic state, amplified through state-dependent behaviour, could
explain the ubiquity of animal personality variation. Boldness is often positively associated …

Mesopredators, small to mid-size carnivores ranking in the middle of the foodweb, play a
critical role in balancing the ecosystem through predation. The decline of biodiversity and …