Learning to eavesdrop The new study does not rule out the idea that the mothers of the young bats teach them about frog calls. And a 2022 study found that bats learn navigation from their mothers.

In combination, these vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to turn Bluetooth headphones into eavesdropping devices, ...

Shrenik Gandhi, Co-founder & CEO, White Rivers Media, shares his experience from the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity 2025 ...

Achieving global climate goals requires addressing whole life carbon emissions of buildings, encompassing both operational and embodied carbon—the often-overlooked emissions generated before residents ...

The Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism has purchased five pods/phone booths to provide space for private ...

A big entry into an era where hacking alters the message and instantly alerts both sender and receiver - securing every ...

Changes are coming to Southwest Tennessee Community College’s Union Avenue Campus. On Monday, June 16, the college announced plans for a $4 million renovation to its 50-year-old theater and music ...

AN and AN Interior took part in the NYCxDESIGN festivities, which included lots of cake, a new fair called Shelter, and more ...

A long-billed curlew flies over the Great Plains. New research suggests the birds react to danger more quickly when they hear prairie dog alarm calls. Andy Boyce, Smithsonian’s National Zoo and ...

Hundreds of thousands of people are feared to live in unsafe buildings eight years after the devastating Grenfell Tower fire.A nationwide scandal erupted after 72 people were killed in the west ...

The carbon emissions embodied in buildings. The idea is to limit the climate impact of our built environment, which accounts for nearly 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions. About half of that comes ...

To protect themselves, the curlews eavesdrop on the alarms coming from prairie dog colonies, according to research published Thursday in the journal Animal Behavior. Previous research has shown birds ...