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Oriental Pied Hornbills Join the Club of Birds With Object Permanence

A pair of animal behaviorists at the National University of Singapore, has found, via testing, that Oriental pied hornbills have object permanence levels comparable to apes.

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Oriental pied hornbills found to have object permanence levels comparable to apes

Oriental pied hornbills found to have object permanence levels comparable to apes
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These Birds Score as High as Primates in a Puzzling Cognitive Test

Only some animals are known to fathom object permanence – the idea that something still exists even when it's out of sight.

Elias garcia pelegrinRuitong yaoNational university of singapore

Magic Trick Fools Monkeys with Opposable Thumbs

Like humans, capuchin and squirrel monkeys are perplexed by the illusion of a hidden thumb because it misdirects the results of activities they can perform. Read more here.

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A Magician Did a Famous Trick For Monkeys, But The Real Magic Was Their Reactions

Monkeys appear to be more easily fooled by a famous magic trick if they possess opposable thumbs, new research shows – revealing just how much our anatomy can impact our ability to perceive the world around us.

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