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Wendel van der Sluis

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Associate Editor, De Gruyter Brill Life Sciences: animal/human behaviour, cognition, anthropology, primatology, amphibians, crustacean research, zoology, sensory perception, insects and related fields.

The prolonged encounter left one animal visibly injured and provides a rare glimpse into intraspecific #Combat in this elusive #Mammal. The footage offers valuable insights into behaviour that is seldom observed in the wild. 2/3

⚔️ A fight between two wild lesser #Anteaters is something few people ever witness. Rare footage from #Brazil captured an unusual display of aggressive #Behaviour between two free-ranging adults, grappling with their forelimbs and prehensile tails. 1/3

Messerli Research Institute, University of Veterinary Medicine is offering two new positions: 1. Fully funded 3-year PhD position on innovation in great apes, & 2. Postdoctoral Researcher position on innovation in great apes Application deadline: 17 August 2026

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Join us in Vienna! We are looking for a #PhD student and a #Postdoc to investigate #innovation in great #apes: PhD ad: share.eva.mpg.de/index.php/s/... Postdoc ad: share.eva.mpg.de/index.php/s/... Application deadline: August 17th. Please share widely!

The findings by Jean-Matthew B. Bate and Nikki Heherson A. Dagamac improve our understanding of how these two native herbivores coexist and provide valuable information to support future conservation of the endangered tamaraw and its habitat. 2/3

New camera-trap research from Mts. Iglit-Baco Natural Park offers fresh insights into the behaviour of the critically endangered #Philippine #Tamaraw (Bubalus mindorensis). 🦬🇵🇭 Over 3 years, tamaraw and Philippine #Deer showed consistently overlapping daily activity patterns. 1/3

New morphological features help distinguish Myotis moratellii from closely related bats, while field observations provide fresh insights into its habitat and natural history. The species appears to be associated with the threatened Tumbes–Chocó–Magdalena ecoregion. 2/3

A recently described #Bat species, Myotis moratellii, has been recorded in #Peru for the first time. 🦇 The discovery extends its known range into the Tumbes Department and adds important new information on the distribution of this little-known species. 1/3

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