Sexual signals are often central to reproduction, and their expression is thought to strike a
balance between advertising to mates and avoiding detection by predatory eavesdroppers …

Eavesdrop** predators, parasites and parasitoids exploit signals emitted by their prey and
hosts for detection, assessment, localization and attack, and in the process impose strong …

Does non‐human communication, like language, involve meaning? This question guides
our focus through an interdisciplinary review of the theories and terminology used to study …

Tropical ecosystems are known for high species diversity. Adaptations permitting niche
differentiation enable species to coexist. Historically, research focused primarily on …

Predation produces intense selection and a diversity of defences. Reactive defences are
triggered by predator cues, whereas proactive defences are always in effect. We assess …

Stridulation is used by male katydids to produce sound via the rubbing together of their
specialised forewings, either by sustained or interrupted sweeps of the file producing …

Echolocation is the prime sensing modality for many species of bats, who show the intricate
ability to perform a plethora of tasks in complex and unstructured environments …

Metabarcoding of prey DNA from fecal samples can be used to design behavioral
experiments to study the foraging behavior and sensory ecology of predators. The frog …

Acoustic communication is one of the most well-known behavioural traits of the Orthoptera.
Orthopteran insects and the sounds they produce are both extremely diverse, and species …