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  1. Human behavioral studies indicate that people have stronger social affinity for people with matched 'neurotypes'. This study reveals a similar phenomenon in #PrairieVoles; #voles have higher #social affinity for the opposite sex when placed in matched- versus mixed-neurotype dyads @PLOSBiology plos.io/4bUJjjz

  2. Human behavioral studies indicate that people have stronger social affinity for people with matched 'neurotypes'. This study reveals a similar phenomenon in #PrairieVoles; #voles have higher #social affinity for the opposite sex when placed in matched- versus mixed-neurotype dyads @PLOSBiology plos.io/4bUJjjz

  3. Human behavioral studies indicate that people have stronger social affinity for people with matched 'neurotypes'. This study reveals a similar phenomenon in #PrairieVoles; #voles have higher #social affinity for the opposite sex when placed in matched- versus mixed-neurotype dyads @PLOSBiology plos.io/4bUJjjz

  4. Human behavioral studies indicate that people have stronger social affinity for people with matched 'neurotypes'. This study reveals a similar phenomenon in #PrairieVoles; #voles have higher #social affinity for the opposite sex when placed in matched- versus mixed-neurotype dyads @PLOSBiology plos.io/4bUJjjz

  5. Human behavioral studies indicate that people have stronger social affinity for people with matched 'neurotypes'. This study reveals a similar phenomenon in #PrairieVoles; #voles have higher #social affinity for the opposite sex when placed in matched- versus mixed-neurotype dyads @PLOSBiology plos.io/4bUJjjz

  6. The scientific committee of the Small Mammal Conservation Conference (SMCC) is known. Eleven scientists from eight countries will check the submitted abstracts for oral and poster presentations, and will prepare the programme. Submit your abstract and register as early bird before April:
    smcc.habitatfoundation.org

    #SMCC #discovermammals #voles #hamster #souslik #shrew #molerat #rat #squirrel #mouse #mice #Bulgaria

  7. The scientific committee of the Small Mammal Conservation Conference (SMCC) is known. Eleven scientists from eight countries will check the submitted abstracts for oral and poster presentations, and will prepare the programme. Submit your abstract and register as early bird before April:
    smcc.habitatfoundation.org

    #SMCC #discovermammals #voles #hamster #souslik #shrew #molerat #rat #squirrel #mouse #mice #Bulgaria

  8. The scientific committee of the Small Mammal Conservation Conference (SMCC) is known. Eleven scientists from eight countries will check the submitted abstracts for oral and poster presentations, and will prepare the programme. Submit your abstract and register as early bird before April:
    smcc.habitatfoundation.org

    #SMCC #discovermammals #voles #hamster #souslik #shrew #molerat #rat #squirrel #mouse #mice #Bulgaria

  9. europesays.com/be-fr/?p=45637 Appel à témoins suite à la découverte « d’une importante quantité de bijoux » probablement volés à Flémalle #« Probablement #appel #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #Bijoux #Découverte #Flémalle  #importante #quantité #suite #témoins » #Une #volés

  10. A vole looks surprised as it is carried away in the talons of a white-tailed kite in Mountain View, California, US, in July
    Photograph: Sha Lu/SWNS

    #photography
    #birds
    #kites
    #voles

  11. A vole looks surprised as it is carried away in the talons of a white-tailed kite in Mountain View, California, US, in July
    Photograph: Sha Lu/SWNS

    #photography
    #birds
    #kites
    #voles

  12. A vole looks surprised as it is carried away in the talons of a white-tailed kite in Mountain View, California, US, in July
    Photograph: Sha Lu/SWNS

    #photography
    #birds
    #kites
    #voles

  13. A vole looks surprised as it is carried away in the talons of a white-tailed kite in Mountain View, California, US, in July
    Photograph: Sha Lu/SWNS

    #photography
    #birds
    #kites
    #voles

  14. A vole looks surprised as it is carried away in the talons of a white-tailed kite in Mountain View, California, US, in July
    Photograph: Sha Lu/SWNS

    #photography
    #birds
    #kites
    #voles

  15. Here's a throwback to a very still winter's day at the start of the year.
    The Green Shores team have spotted what we assume was a water vole -it was too fast to be sure- hopping into and swimming in these naturally forming salt pans.
    Salt pans are a bit like rock pools without the rocks, where water remains when the tide is out.
    Restoring saltmarsh provides more habitat for all the saltmarsh creatures.
    #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund #voles #Biodiversity

  16. Here's a throwback to a very still winter's day at the start of the year.
    The Green Shores team have spotted what we assume was a water vole -it was too fast to be sure- hopping into and swimming in these naturally forming salt pans.
    Salt pans are a bit like rock pools without the rocks, where water remains when the tide is out.
    Restoring saltmarsh provides more habitat for all the saltmarsh creatures.
    #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund #voles #Biodiversity

  17. Here's a throwback to a very still winter's day at the start of the year.
    The Green Shores team have spotted what we assume was a water vole -it was too fast to be sure- hopping into and swimming in these naturally forming salt pans.
    Salt pans are a bit like rock pools without the rocks, where water remains when the tide is out.
    Restoring saltmarsh provides more habitat for all the saltmarsh creatures.
    #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund #voles #Biodiversity

  18. Here's a throwback to a very still winter's day at the start of the year.
    The Green Shores team have spotted what we assume was a water vole -it was too fast to be sure- hopping into and swimming in these naturally forming salt pans.
    Salt pans are a bit like rock pools without the rocks, where water remains when the tide is out.
    Restoring saltmarsh provides more habitat for all the saltmarsh creatures.
    #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund #voles #Biodiversity

  19. Here's a throwback to a very still winter's day at the start of the year.
    The Green Shores team have spotted what we assume was a water vole -it was too fast to be sure- hopping into and swimming in these naturally forming salt pans.
    Salt pans are a bit like rock pools without the rocks, where water remains when the tide is out.
    Restoring saltmarsh provides more habitat for all the saltmarsh creatures.
    #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund #voles #Biodiversity

  20. un homme de 94 ans dépouillé à son domicile à Marseille

    Ils ont sonné juste avant le début du shabbat, vers 18h, ce vendredi soir du 24 octobre 2025, au domicile…
    #Marseille #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #2025 #actu #Actualités #ans #bijoux #des #europe #Faits-divers-Justice #grande #homme #Provence-Alpes-Côted'Azur #Républiquefrançaise #valeur #volés
    europesays.com/fr/488896/

  21. California Voles (Microtus californicus) stay active year-round, especially at dawn and dusk. As they scurry through their runways, they leave scent trails with urine to track where they’ve been and who else has passed by.

    #voles #mammals #wildlife #nature #california

  22. California Voles (Microtus californicus) stay active year-round, especially at dawn and dusk. As they scurry through their runways, they leave scent trails with urine to track where they’ve been and who else has passed by.

    #voles #mammals #wildlife #nature #california

  23. California Voles (Microtus californicus) stay active year-round, especially at dawn and dusk. As they scurry through their runways, they leave scent trails with urine to track where they’ve been and who else has passed by.

    #voles #mammals #wildlife #nature #california

  24. California Voles (Microtus californicus) stay active year-round, especially at dawn and dusk. As they scurry through their runways, they leave scent trails with urine to track where they’ve been and who else has passed by.

    #voles #mammals #wildlife #nature #california

  25. "The Initiative for Nature Conservation Cymru (INCC) hopes that by offering the animals something sparkly to eat, the sparkle should come out the other end - providing some much-needed answers." #Voles #Glitter

    Water voles are almost extinct...

  26. I rescued a vole from the window well. I scooped it up in a metal bucket and the vole drank the little bit of water left in the bucket long enough to pose for a picture.

  27. I rescued a vole from the window well. I scooped it up in a metal bucket and the vole drank the little bit of water left in the bucket long enough to pose for a picture.
    #animals #voles

  28. I rescued a vole from the window well. I scooped it up in a metal bucket and the vole drank the little bit of water left in the bucket long enough to pose for a picture.
    #animals #voles

  29. I rescued a vole from the window well. I scooped it up in a metal bucket and the vole drank the little bit of water left in the bucket long enough to pose for a picture.
    #animals #voles

  30. Water #voles bounce back in key areas but distribution across UK declines - theguardian.com/environment/20 "Efforts to eradicate American mink help boost population of river-residing mammal in 11 areas of country"

  31. Water #voles bounce back in key areas but distribution across UK declines - theguardian.com/environment/20 "Efforts to eradicate American mink help boost population of river-residing mammal in 11 areas of country"

  32. Water #voles bounce back in key areas but distribution across UK declines - theguardian.com/environment/20 "Efforts to eradicate American mink help boost population of river-residing mammal in 11 areas of country"

  33. Water #voles bounce back in key areas but distribution across UK declines - theguardian.com/environment/20 "Efforts to eradicate American mink help boost population of river-residing mammal in 11 areas of country"

  34. Water #voles bounce back in key areas but distribution across UK declines - theguardian.com/environment/20 "Efforts to eradicate American mink help boost population of river-residing mammal in 11 areas of country"

  35. Squirrels spotted hunting and eating animals for first time.

    Flesh-eating #squirrels that hunt down and devour #voles have been spotted for the first time in the wild.

    Until now, squirrels were thought to be primarily #vegetarian, cramming their cheeks full of seeds and nuts, which they often bury in underground stores to get through the colder months.

    Biologists were amazed to see #California ground squirrels chasing and killing voles in predatory behaviour

    nzherald.co.nz/world/squirrels

  36. Squirrels spotted hunting and eating animals for first time.

    Flesh-eating #squirrels that hunt down and devour #voles have been spotted for the first time in the wild.

    Until now, squirrels were thought to be primarily #vegetarian, cramming their cheeks full of seeds and nuts, which they often bury in underground stores to get through the colder months.

    Biologists were amazed to see #California ground squirrels chasing and killing voles in predatory behaviour

    nzherald.co.nz/world/squirrels

  37. Squirrels spotted hunting and eating animals for first time.

    Flesh-eating #squirrels that hunt down and devour #voles have been spotted for the first time in the wild.

    Until now, squirrels were thought to be primarily #vegetarian, cramming their cheeks full of seeds and nuts, which they often bury in underground stores to get through the colder months.

    Biologists were amazed to see #California ground squirrels chasing and killing voles in predatory behaviour

    nzherald.co.nz/world/squirrels

  38. Squirrels spotted hunting and eating animals for first time.

    Flesh-eating #squirrels that hunt down and devour #voles have been spotted for the first time in the wild.

    Until now, squirrels were thought to be primarily #vegetarian, cramming their cheeks full of seeds and nuts, which they often bury in underground stores to get through the colder months.

    Biologists were amazed to see #California ground squirrels chasing and killing voles in predatory behaviour

    nzherald.co.nz/world/squirrels

  39. Squirrels spotted hunting and eating animals for first time.

    Flesh-eating #squirrels that hunt down and devour #voles have been spotted for the first time in the wild.

    Until now, squirrels were thought to be primarily #vegetarian, cramming their cheeks full of seeds and nuts, which they often bury in underground stores to get through the colder months.

    Biologists were amazed to see #California ground squirrels chasing and killing voles in predatory behaviour

    nzherald.co.nz/world/squirrels

  40. Harris meets with small team as she builds a campaign on the fly

    As Vice President Kamala Harris ramps up a presidential campaign with almost unprecedented speed,
    she has been meeting quietly but regularly with a small group of close aides to go over everything
    from upcoming speeches
    to her convention address and debate preparation.
    
Sometimes the meetings are at Harris’s official residence in the Naval Observatory;
    other times, in deference to her intensifying travel schedule, they take place on the road, with some aides joining via Zoom.
    
The group, which started convening in June to prepare Harris for what was expected to be a vice-presidential debate,
    has now become the closest thing she has to a brain trust.

    The team includes #Lorraine #Voles and #Sheila #Nix, her chiefs of staff at the White House and campaign respectively.

    Also included are #Karen #Dunn, who helped Harris prepare for her 2020 debate,

    and #Rohini #Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser.
    
Harris, supplied with briefing books by her aides,
    often spends time in the mornings or aboard Air Force Two reviewing materials assembled by these aides and others,
    taking notes and making edits.

    #Philippe #Reines, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, has been lined up to play the part of Trump in debate practice.
    
The meetings are a reminder that Harris is assembling a campaign on the fly.

    Less than a month will have elapsed between President Joe Biden’s exit from the race on July 21, making Harris the likely nominee,
    and the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 19.

    That provides a tiny window for Harris to figure out how she wants to talk to voters and shape her message.
    washingtonpost.com/politics/20

  41. Harris meets with small team as she builds a campaign on the fly

    As Vice President Kamala Harris ramps up a presidential campaign with almost unprecedented speed,
    she has been meeting quietly but regularly with a small group of close aides to go over everything
    from upcoming speeches
    to her convention address and debate preparation.
    
Sometimes the meetings are at Harris’s official residence in the Naval Observatory;
    other times, in deference to her intensifying travel schedule, they take place on the road, with some aides joining via Zoom.
    
The group, which started convening in June to prepare Harris for what was expected to be a vice-presidential debate,
    has now become the closest thing she has to a brain trust.

    The team includes #Lorraine #Voles and #Sheila #Nix, her chiefs of staff at the White House and campaign respectively.

    Also included are #Karen #Dunn, who helped Harris prepare for her 2020 debate,

    and #Rohini #Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser.
    
Harris, supplied with briefing books by her aides,
    often spends time in the mornings or aboard Air Force Two reviewing materials assembled by these aides and others,
    taking notes and making edits.

    #Philippe #Reines, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, has been lined up to play the part of Trump in debate practice.
    
The meetings are a reminder that Harris is assembling a campaign on the fly.

    Less than a month will have elapsed between President Joe Biden’s exit from the race on July 21, making Harris the likely nominee,
    and the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 19.

    That provides a tiny window for Harris to figure out how she wants to talk to voters and shape her message.
    washingtonpost.com/politics/20

  42. Harris meets with small team as she builds a campaign on the fly

    As Vice President Kamala Harris ramps up a presidential campaign with almost unprecedented speed,
    she has been meeting quietly but regularly with a small group of close aides to go over everything
    from upcoming speeches
    to her convention address and debate preparation.
    
Sometimes the meetings are at Harris’s official residence in the Naval Observatory;
    other times, in deference to her intensifying travel schedule, they take place on the road, with some aides joining via Zoom.
    
The group, which started convening in June to prepare Harris for what was expected to be a vice-presidential debate,
    has now become the closest thing she has to a brain trust.

    The team includes #Lorraine #Voles and #Sheila #Nix, her chiefs of staff at the White House and campaign respectively.

    Also included are #Karen #Dunn, who helped Harris prepare for her 2020 debate,

    and #Rohini #Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser.
    
Harris, supplied with briefing books by her aides,
    often spends time in the mornings or aboard Air Force Two reviewing materials assembled by these aides and others,
    taking notes and making edits.

    #Philippe #Reines, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, has been lined up to play the part of Trump in debate practice.
    
The meetings are a reminder that Harris is assembling a campaign on the fly.

    Less than a month will have elapsed between President Joe Biden’s exit from the race on July 21, making Harris the likely nominee,
    and the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 19.

    That provides a tiny window for Harris to figure out how she wants to talk to voters and shape her message.
    washingtonpost.com/politics/20

  43. Harris meets with small team as she builds a campaign on the fly

    As Vice President Kamala Harris ramps up a presidential campaign with almost unprecedented speed,
    she has been meeting quietly but regularly with a small group of close aides to go over everything
    from upcoming speeches
    to her convention address and debate preparation.
    
Sometimes the meetings are at Harris’s official residence in the Naval Observatory;
    other times, in deference to her intensifying travel schedule, they take place on the road, with some aides joining via Zoom.
    
The group, which started convening in June to prepare Harris for what was expected to be a vice-presidential debate,
    has now become the closest thing she has to a brain trust.

    The team includes #Lorraine #Voles and #Sheila #Nix, her chiefs of staff at the White House and campaign respectively.

    Also included are #Karen #Dunn, who helped Harris prepare for her 2020 debate,

    and #Rohini #Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser.
    
Harris, supplied with briefing books by her aides,
    often spends time in the mornings or aboard Air Force Two reviewing materials assembled by these aides and others,
    taking notes and making edits.

    #Philippe #Reines, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, has been lined up to play the part of Trump in debate practice.
    
The meetings are a reminder that Harris is assembling a campaign on the fly.

    Less than a month will have elapsed between President Joe Biden’s exit from the race on July 21, making Harris the likely nominee,
    and the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 19.

    That provides a tiny window for Harris to figure out how she wants to talk to voters and shape her message.
    washingtonpost.com/politics/20

  44. Harris meets with small team as she builds a campaign on the fly

    As Vice President Kamala Harris ramps up a presidential campaign with almost unprecedented speed,
    she has been meeting quietly but regularly with a small group of close aides to go over everything
    from upcoming speeches
    to her convention address and debate preparation.
    
Sometimes the meetings are at Harris’s official residence in the Naval Observatory;
    other times, in deference to her intensifying travel schedule, they take place on the road, with some aides joining via Zoom.
    
The group, which started convening in June to prepare Harris for what was expected to be a vice-presidential debate,
    has now become the closest thing she has to a brain trust.

    The team includes #Lorraine #Voles and #Sheila #Nix, her chiefs of staff at the White House and campaign respectively.

    Also included are #Karen #Dunn, who helped Harris prepare for her 2020 debate,

    and #Rohini #Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser.
    
Harris, supplied with briefing books by her aides,
    often spends time in the mornings or aboard Air Force Two reviewing materials assembled by these aides and others,
    taking notes and making edits.

    #Philippe #Reines, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, has been lined up to play the part of Trump in debate practice.
    
The meetings are a reminder that Harris is assembling a campaign on the fly.

    Less than a month will have elapsed between President Joe Biden’s exit from the race on July 21, making Harris the likely nominee,
    and the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 19.

    That provides a tiny window for Harris to figure out how she wants to talk to voters and shape her message.
    washingtonpost.com/politics/20