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According to the term you entered "behavior": 34 news found

SCIENCE

First kiss traced back to early primates 20 million years ago, researchers find

Thursday, Nov 20

Study reveals kissing likely originated with early primates around 20 million years ago, shedding light on its evolutionary significance.

SPORTS

Ryder Cup Master of Ceremonies Resigns Following Vulgar Chant Against Rory McIlroy

Tuesday, Sep 30

Heather McMahan steps down from Ryder Cup role after leading vulgar chants against Rory McIlroy during a spirited event.

SCIENCE

Hawaii's "bone collector" caterpillar uniquely camouflages itself with the body parts of its prey

Friday, Apr 25

Discover the unique "bone collector" caterpillar of Hawaii, which disguises itself using the remains of its prey.

ECONOMY

U.S. Retail Sales Surge Amid Preemptive Buying Before Tariffs

Thursday, Apr 17

U.S. retail sales rose 1.4% in March as shoppers prepare for upcoming tariffs, indicating mixed consumer sentiment and economic durability.

SCIENCE

San Diego Zoo Elephants Form Alert Circle to Protect Young During Earthquake

Wednesday, Apr 16

Elephants at San Diego Zoo formed an alert circle to protect calves during a recent earthquake, showcasing their social and protective instincts.

ECONOMY

Champagne Exports Plummet as Global Consumers Restrain Celebrations Amid Economic Concerns

Monday, Jan 20

Champagne exports are down nearly 10% in 2024 as economic concerns lead consumers to cut back on celebrations and luxury purchases.

ECONOMY

Americans rushing to buy foreign goods before anticipated Trump tariffs

Saturday, Jan 11

Americans are purchasing foreign goods swiftly ahead of expected tariffs, fearing price hikes under Trump's incoming administration.

TECHNOLOGY

Understanding deinfluencing: A trend reshaping consumer behavior against influencers

Saturday, Jan 11

Deinfluencing challenges traditional influencer marketing by promoting mindful consumer choices. Explore this growing trend reshaping online shopping habits.

SCIENCE

Study reveals animals exhibit behaviors resembling grief after loss

Saturday, Jan 11

Research highlights that certain animals, including elephants and orcas, display mourning behaviors suggesting they experience grief similar to humans.