Animal culture is learned,
shared, and at risk.

Extinction is not only biological: it's cultural.

A bird learns its song.

A chimpanzee builds a tool.

A migration route lives only in memory.

These are not instincts. They're transmitted knowledge, passed between individuals, across generations. And they can break.

Across the planet, this layer of life is disappearing faster than we can document it.

We study and share that missing layer: how knowledge moves through animal groups, how it persists, and what happens when it’s lost.

Without culture, conservation remains incomplete.

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