Hi Ben! So sorry about that! This should work:
doi.org/10.1371/jour...

We are grateful to @mpi-animalbehav.bsky.social and @cbehav.bsky.social for funding the study, and to four reviewers for their incredibly constructive comments. Rev #2 – whoever you are – a heartfelt thank you for the most positive review I have (and probably ever will) receive. (5/5)

Our study demonstrates alternative pathways to direct cultural inheritance from parents in species with multiple offspring and limited periods of parental care that can lead behavioral similarities within family units. (4/5)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4u1...

Presenting juvenile songbirds with sliding door foraging puzzles, we found that while the first learners of a sibling cohort did so from non-parental adults and partially from parents, subsequent siblings almost exclusively learned from their already knowledgeable sibling. (3/5)

Juveniles of many animal species with extended parental care rely on their parents for learning skills and behavior necessary for survival. What happens in species in which dependence periods are more limited? (2/5)

Study by: Jennifer E. Smith; Joey E. Ingbretson; Mackenzie M. Miner; Ella C. Oestreicher; Mari L. Podas; Tia A. Ravara; Lupin M. L. Teles; Jada C. Wahl; Lucy M. Todd; Sonja Wild

Check out the video footage taken by Team Squirrel here:

We observed 74 events of squirrels hunting, killing, consuming and competing over voles at our long-term field site at Briones Regional Park. Squirrels of all age and sex classes engaged in the predatory behavior, highlighting their dietary and behavioral flexibility.

Would love to be added! Studying social networks (and learning) in 🐬🐦🐿️

Behavioral ecologist here - could you add me please?