Cwyn Solvi

This study shows bumblebees retain multidimensional information about rewards in memory, preferring options that were better on multiple dimensions over those better on a single dimension.

This study examines how human presence and activity types affect innovative problem-solving in urban Eurasian red squirrels, finding negative impacts on success rates and latency.

This study shows bumblebees groom noxiously-stimulated antennae more than other body parts or controls, indicating they may experience pain.

This study investigates whether bumblebees use means-end comprehension in string-pulling tasks and finds they rely on visual matching and associative learning instead.