Latest from Elizabeth Benner
In this flock of 20,000 flamingos, a father and his chick must find each other — before it's too late
Flamingo chicks gather in large groups to stay safe and must recognize their parents’ calls when they return
Watch how baby caimans call to one another from inside their eggs: they're planning a coordinated escape!
Baby caimans co-ordinate when they’ll hatch from inside their eggs. Listen to them now
World's greatest mimic: this bird can perfectly replicate the sounds of 20 other birds
s human activities have encroached on the lyrebird’s natural boundaries, it’s picked up artificial sounds like car alarms, chainsaws, camera shutters and baby cries too
Watch these birds in Alberta perform a synchronized dance routine to attract a mate
For these birds in Alberta, teamwork really does make the dream work
At least 200,000 species sing in ways that are silent to humans. Listen to one of them now
The sound of the dime-sized treehopper is usually inaudible to humans. Using special equipment, the Secret World of Sound team captured its courtship duet
Dancing for their dinner: gulls in Vancouver tap dance to trick worms into thinking it's raining
Sneaky gulls have found a way to lure earthworms to the surface by tapping their feet
How elephants use their feet to 'hear' rain storms 100 km away
During periods of intense drought, African elephants use this unexpected body part to find water
Watch how these owls find their prey under deep snow. It's unlike anything you've ever seen
The great grey owl has evolved so it can remain as quiet as possible as it listens for food beneath the snow
This pristine Canadian river has legal personhood, a new approach to conserving nature
New documentary examines how a Quebec river became a person under the law and how that protects it from harm
The race for climate change solutions leaves researchers divided
As climate events worsen, some scientists are turning to inventive proposals to lessen human impact, while others say the solution is to work with the planet