Not only humans and birds, but also fish, can count at birth, or rather they know how to recognize numerical differences, according to an Italian study led by Tyrone Lucon-Xiccato of the University of Ferrara, and published in the Communications …
Not only humans and birds, but also fish, can count at birth, or rather they know how to recognize numerical differences, according to an Italian study led by Tyrone.
Not only humans and birds, but also fish, can count at birth, or rather they know how to recognize numerical differences, according to an Italian study led by Tyrone Lucon-Xiccato of the University of Ferrara, and published in the Communications Biology journal. Conducted on newly-hatched zebra fish, the study suggests the possibility that computational abilities are innate in all vertebrates (ANSA)