Ever fell for marketing tricks?🤔 We tested the effect of a 'phantom decoy' on wild herbivores' foraging preferences. Decoys increased wallabies' info-gathering during decision-making. #UnderstandingCognitiveProcesses. @sydneyrats @SydneySOLES @eec_sydney https://t.co/DEZcai8GSs

All organisms emit odours that can define multiple ecological interactions. Thus, studying 'a' receiver neglects the big picture. We describe a method to identify "open-access" odour information from the wealth of volatile compounds produced by any emitter https://t.co/4dvH1NhjDN

Defining #odour information available to receivers? Paper led by @CGabrielOrlando and Clare McArthur provides a new, practical method applying consistency, precision and reliability to emissions. @sydneyrats @eec_sydney @SydneySOLES https://t.co/j2V43Hq6H3

How would you cope finding a snack from the pantry in the dark? Using a heat-sensitive camera we showed how wild wallabies use odour cues to guide their movements while foraging. New paper with @sydneyrats https://t.co/a8mxzXwcLQ