Across vertebrates, adaptive behaviors, like feeding and avoiding predators, are linked to
lateralized brain function. The presence of the behavioral manifestations of these biases are …

Highlights•Are lateralization and learning ability correlated in scatter-hoarding
rodents?•Three squirrel species showed no apparent lateralization at species …

Behavioural lateralization is widespread across animal taxa. Consistent with the idea that
lateralization indicates advantageous specialization of the brain hemispheres, individuals …

The brain is overall bilaterally symmetrical, but also exhibits considerable asymmetry. While
symmetry may endow neural networks with robustness and resilience, asymmetry may …

Cognitive bias is defined as the influence of emotions on cognitive processes. The concept
of the cognitive judgement bias has its origins in human psychology but has been applied to …

Animal groups exhibit various captivating movement patterns, which manifest as intricate
interactions among group members. Several models have been proposed to elucidate …

Several factors affect the development of lateralization such as hormones and light exposure
during early development. Laterality also often correlates with other behavioral traits. To …

The left and right hemispheres of the brain process sensory information in different ways and
function differently in controlling behavior. This lateralization of brain function, originally …

Storms can have significant impacts on wildlife and many animals, including birds, can
predict a storm's arrival and change their behaviour accordingly. Storms are often …

The European population of Cygnus columbianus bewickii has a declining trend in number
of individuals. Anthropogenic disturbance could be one of the reasons for this decline …