by Eras Yager | Nov 11, 2020 | Social behavior
Indian house crows have the ability to recognize themselves in a mirror at a level predominantly associated with primates. Self-recognition is a cognitive ability that was previously thought to be unique to humans. However, self-recognition in other mammals and...
by Eras Yager | Oct 22, 2020 | Learning
Non-social red-footed tortoises are able to use social cues to solve a task that they would otherwise be unable to solve through individual learning. This supports the hypothesis that the ability of an organism to learn socially is linked to the organism’s general...
