Many animals assess their risk of predation by listening to and evaluating predators'
vocalizations. We reviewed the literature to draw generalizations about predator …

Marine mammal depredation of fisheries is a concern from a scientific, management, and
conservation perspective. This conflict has prompted the development of non-lethal …

Recent experiments have demonstrated that carnivores and ungulates in Africa, Asia,
Europe and North America fear the human 'super predator'far more than other predators …

The eastern grey kangaroo is a common and iconic species of Australia. Its specialised
behaviour and reproduction have evolved as adaptations to the Australian environment …

A rise in pinniped-fisheries interactions has been observed due to the global decline in fish
populations primarily attributed to overfishing, and/or due to the recent population recovery …

In a recent publication, Fox et al.(2019) described a three-year trial of a 'virtual
fence'installed to reduce wildlife roadkills in north-eastern Tasmania. The authors reported a …

The green anole (Anolis carolinensis) is an invasive lizard on the Ogasawara Islands,
Japan. Green anoles have negatively impacted the native fauna, and thus, green anole …

The world is full of sounds of abiotic and biotic origin, and animals may use those sounds to
gain information about their surrounding environment. However, it is becoming increasingly …

Australia's wildlife is being considerably impacted by introduced mammalian predators such
as cats (Felis catus), dogs (Canis lupus familiaris), and foxes (Vulpes vulpes). This is often …

The effects of short-term disturbances that result in changes to movement patterns and/or
behaviour of wildlife are poorly understood. In this study the movements of seven koalas …