Behaviour 2025 is the 38th International Ethological Congress to be hosted at Kolkata, India. Save the dates: 25-30 August, 2025. #Behaviour2025
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At #Behaviour2025, these young cubs are all set to make their roar heard in the world of ethology-stepping into the conference even though they are undergrads!
From size-selective mortality to social distancing, the "Brain and Behaviour" symposium at #Behaviour2025 decoded the secrets of animal behaviour!
Wanna know about getting a fair deal or escaping evolutionary traps? The "Quantitative Approaches in Behaviour" symposium at #Behaviour2025 offers you just that!
The symposium "Evolution in behaviour" at #Behaviour2025 explored the dynamic nature of behaviour, and how it is shaped by ecological factors, genetics, and selection pressures over time
The workshop "Telling Your Research Story" with the @MongabayIndia team at #Behaviour2025 helped researchers learn how to transform their science into stories that engage wider audiences beyond academia
Do you wanna bounce back or know if there's a success in our failures? The symposium "Animal Cognition and its Implications III" on day 5 at #Behaviour2025 offers you just that!
Some cool bird talks at the symposium "Evolution of complex communication in birds" on day 5 at #behaviour2025. The researchers discussed different forms of bird communication ranging from displays to songs
The symposium "Fantastic bees and where to find them: Understanding the fascinating world of Asian honey bees" explored distinct behaviours in bees, and how they communicate, on day 5 at #behaviour2025
#Behaviour2025 plenary talk
Dr. Toshitaka Suzuki is giving the plenary talk on the topic "Animal linguistics: syntax and semantics in the communication system of a wild passerine" at hall 1 (level 4), on the concluding day of the conference
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The dog researchers' meet-up happened at hall 3 (level 0) on day 4 of #behaviour2025. It was diverse, interactive and engaging!
A global canine researchers' WhatsApp group was formed. People interested in joining can reply to this tweet
