I've been on hiatus for quite a while, in part because of some surgery (more on that later), but I just wanted to write a quick post to point you to my latest article in tomorrow's New York Times, about how birds can sing like cricket. It's a wonderful example of how sexual selection can alter bodies, not for simple survival but to lure the opposite sex.
Singing Wings, Or Natural Selection’s Lesser Known Sibling
Discover how birds can sing like cricket, showcasing the role of sexual selection in altering their bodies to attract mates.
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