Sophie Cohen-Bodénès

Dr. Jane made an indelible mark on our understanding of chimpanzees and other species, and also of humankind and the environments we all share.

She inspired curiosity, hope, and compassion in countless people, and paved the way for many others.

#ThankYouJane #RememberingJane

Photo: Marko Zlousic

Such sad news 🥺. I encourage everyone to dive into the extraordinary and inspirational legacy, life and research of Jane Goodall who will forever serve as a role model for ethologists, animal lovers and nature conservationists both for her amazing achievements but also for her humanity.

🤩Must Read!!! Amazing article by @chrisnsimms.bsky.social exploring so interestingly the current challenge of deciphering animal communication with IA - featuring the cuttlefish arm wave signs 🦑 - and other fascinating animals 🐬🦜🐋

White, Squishy, And Ever So Strange: Watch How A Beluga Alters The Shape Of Its Melon To Communicate The wonders of the beluga whale melon know no bounds.

The wonders of the beluga whale melon know no bounds.

www.iflscience.com/beluga-whale...

Waou ! Fantastic news for Prith! I did not know :)

AI generated image of tiny dracula fish singing

They're here!! 😆🎉

Huge thanks to Jon Perelmuter and the Bass Lab at Cornell for sharing Danionella dracula fish with us 🐟

Looking forward to launching some exciting new research with these little fishies & @socobod.bsky.social

Are these bumble bees playing with toys? First example of insects seemingly having fun with objects adds to evidence for emotions

Happy World Bee Day #worldbeeday2025 🐝🐝🐝
Are these bumble bees playing with toys? | Science | AAAS www.science.org/content/arti...

‘About as close to aliens as we’ll ever get.’ Can AI crack animal language? Dolittle Prize recognizes breakthroughs in translating “speech” of dolphins, cuttlefish, and other creatures

About as close to aliens as we’ll ever get.’ Can AI crack animal language? | Science | AAAS - Wonderful interview in Science about the coller dolittle prize 🐬🐦 🐒🦑where we talked about or cuttlefish study www.science.org/content/arti...

So cool.

Les seiches, qui sont déjà des animaux au sommet de la coolitude, auraient un langage des signes composé d'au moins quatre figures formées par leurs bras : haut ; côté ; roulé ; couronne.

Des travaux de Sophie Cohen-Bodénès et Peter Neri à l'ENS Paris.

www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Watch cuttlefish communicate—with enthusiastic gestures By moving their arms, these smart cephalopods seem to send signals via visual cues and pressure waves

Watch cuttlefish communicate—with enthusiastic gestures | Science | AAAS @science.org www.science.org/content/arti...

Wonderful presentation and highlight our preprint in Science
@science.org So grateful to @nerdychristie.bsky.social
🤩🦑🐙- The video shows our cuttlefish Osiris doing the Up sign

So grateful for the great article on our cuttlefish arm wave sign study in Gizmodo with a super cool focus on how AI could help us to decipher the meaning of the signs :) @gizmodo.com

Thank you so much @chrisnsimms.bsky.social for his wonderful and fun article paying a very beautiful and faithful tribute to our recent study on cuttlefish arm signs in @sciam.bsky.social !

Lavinia 🫠you saw it! Thank you so much for sharing - it means a lot 🌸

Thank you so much at Olivia Ferrari @oliviaferrari.bsky.social for her wonderful article about our recent finding on Cuttlefish arm wave sign communication ! Read here to learn more about the story behind the scene ->

Listen to the first sounds ever known to be made by sharks What, if anything, this chittering means remains a mystery

Listen to the first sounds ever known to be made by sharks | Science | AAAS www.science.org/content/arti...

Go behind the scenes at @hhmijanelia.bsky.social, where #scientists built a custom recording studio to study fruit fly courtship songs.

State-dependent dynamics of cuttlefish mantle activity Summary: Novel tools for analyzing skin pattern dynamics can be applied in the detection of changes in cuttlefish mantle activity that depend on feeding state, and not on sensory stimulation.

Our JEB #cuttlefish paper is now free and open access :) Along with Peter Neri we developped a new method with PCA and machine learning to decode and analyse cuttlefish patterning dynamics 🦑
journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/...