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Elizabeth Preston

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Freelance science journalist @nytimes etc., silly stuff @mcsweeneys. I'm not here! Find me on Bluesky (inkfish.bsky.social) or Insta (by.elizabeth.preston)
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Por qué anhelamos la compañía

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By Elizabeth Preston Verified
| Knowable Magazine
Ante nuestros ojos humanos, el rostro peludo de un ratón no delata muchas emociones. Pero si uno observa el lenguaje corporal de un ratón que se reencuentra con una de sus hermanas tras pasar cinco días solo en una jaula, es posible creer saber lo que está sintiendo. El ratón, antes aislado, chilla con un tono demasiado agudo para que lo oiga un humano. Sigue a su hermana, arrastrándose por debajo del cuerpo del otro ratón como si intentara conseguir un abrazo.
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Are Crows Really Our Friends?

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By Elizabeth Preston Verified
| Audubon Verified
When my family and I visited my sister Annie in California last summer, I was excited to see her new house—but more excited to meet a neighbor she’d told me a lot about. Despite being a frequent visitor, the neighbor didn’t make an appearance at first; maybe he was spooked by my clamorous kids. A couple of days later, though, I came face-to-beak with Sal in a narrow side yard.
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La evolución del padre

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By Elizabeth Preston Verified
| Knowable Magazine
Esta nota es del archivo de Knowable Magazine. Se publicó originalmente en junio de 2021. Es difícil localizar a Lee Gettler por teléfono, por la sencilla razón de que está ocupado cuidando a sus dos hijos pequeños. Sin embargo, entre los mamíferos, eso lo convierte en alguien extraordinario. “Los padres humanos se dedican a formas de cuidado realmente costosas”, afirma Gettler, antropólogo de la Universidad de Notre Dame. En ese sentido, los humanos destacan frente a casi todos los demás mamíferos.
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