This is a tale of a tail. Specifically, it’s about how watching lizards jump, and wave their tails to keep from doing a reptilian face-plant, has led scientists to a way to create more agile ...

Podcaster Show Player In Indiana, for instance, a fake lizard shows off its machismo as researchers assess which actions intimidate and which attract real lizards. Pheromone-soaked cockroach ...

Depending on the fake lizard's prompting, the real critters react as if they're being taunted, threatened or titillated all of which gives researchers a chance to study the tiniest movements of their ...