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Ethology

On the Cognition of Crows and Ravens: Contemporary Research into Nature’s Brightest Minds

Posted February 7th, 2012 by Cendan Luis

Crows and ravens have been feared, hated, revered, and worshiped throughout human history, constantly exerting a powerful hold over the psyche of people throughout the ages. Some cultures viewed them as the harbingers of doom, while others saw the birds as the sacred servants of almighty gods. Their ability to attract the attention of humans [...]

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Animal Cognition: How Smart Are Animals?

Posted April 28th, 2011 by Cendan Luis

The wilderness is a dangerous place where even the most powerful animals can succumb to quick and unexpected deaths. In this merciless world, man was able to survive and dominate ultimately due to one trait, superior intelligence. However, humans are not the only creatures which possess high intelligence.

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