Social eavesdropping allows for a more risky gliding strategy by thermal-soaring birds

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of The Royal Society Interface, November 2018

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How vultures use each other as guides through the turbulent skies

Phys.org, 16 Nov 2018

Home Biology Ecology November 16, 2018 November 16, 2018 by Hannah Williams, The Conversation How would you move through a…

How vultures use each other as guides through the turbulent skies

Yahoo! News, 16 Nov 2018

How would you move through a space when you can’t see the obstacles ahead? For example, how would you find your way out of a…

How vultures use each other as guides through the turbulent skies

The Conversation, 16 Nov 2018

How would you move through a space when you can’t see the obstacles ahead? For example, how would you find your way out of a…

Study shows how vultures evesdrop to gather vital flight information

Long Room, 08 Nov 2018

The research, carried out by a team from Swansea University led by PhD student Hannah Williams, examined how the vultures…

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