New Discovery of How Crows Use Tools Could Change Our Understanding of Intelligence
It’s a known fact that crows craft and use tools, but how do they know what to do? A new study has blown us away, showing the birds can memorise tool shapes and recreate them from memory.
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Tau.Neutrino said:
New Discovery of How Crows Use Tools Could Change Our Understanding of IntelligenceIt’s a known fact that crows craft and use tools, but how do they know what to do? A new study has blown us away, showing the birds can memorise tool shapes and recreate them from memory.
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> New Caledonian crows
Yes, those are the most commonly mentioned.
> Some, as the above graphic shows, were definitely better at it than others
Um, even I don’t understand how it works.
Can you see? Which crows were best at making tools, and why do you think so?
mollwollfumble said:
> Some, as the above graphic shows, were definitely better at it than othersUm, even I don’t understand how it works.
Can you see? Which crows were best at making tools, and why do you think so?
Joe’s forked items look useful.
How the tools were applied would be useful to know.
Tau.Neutrino said:
How the tools were applied would be useful to know.
In nature, not the vending machine experiment.