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Study Finds Monkeys Share Core Geometric Representations With Humans

Rotation-invariant tests reveal shared, graded geometric codes across primates.

Bumblebees Solve Novel Object-Manipulation Task Without Training

Beluga Whale Shows Signs of Self-Recognition in Reanalyzed Mirror Tests

Parrots Use Human-Given Names to Identify Individuals, Large Study Finds

UBC Study Finds Raccoons Keep Solving Puzzles After the Treat

Bonobo Kanzi’s Tea-Party Trials Provide First Controlled Evidence of Ape Make-Believe

Scientists Document First Tool Use in Cattle, Verified in Controlled Trials

Study Finds Rare ‘Genius’ Dogs Learn Object Names by Eavesdropping

Wolves Pull Crab Traps on B.C. Coast, Raising Questions About Animal Tool Use

Peer-Reviewed Study Confirms Wolves Hauling Crab Traps in B.C., Fueling Debate Over Tool Use

Study Finds Chimpanzees Revise Beliefs When Stronger Evidence Emerges

Chimps Weigh Evidence and Change Their Minds, Science Study Finds

Study Finds Some Dogs Extend Word Meanings by Function, Not Appearance

Bonobo Study Finds Apes Track Multiple People and Match Voices to Faces

Chimpanzees Maintain Grass-In-Ear and Rear Fads Through Social Copying