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Bucket List: Learn magic tricks

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Sleight-of-hand magic tricks can fool monkeys, but only if they have hands like ours

Psychologists found out that monkeys can be fooled by humans' sleight of hand, but that dependeds on whether their hands are like us. ....

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Opposable thumbs are key to a monkey's grasp of magic

An audience of monkeys might appear to be a tough crowd for a magician, but the act will go down well as long as the primates have opposable thumbs.A study by C ....

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Magic trick only fools monkeys with opposable thumbs, study suggests

Scientists performed a famous magic trick for three species of monkey – capuchins, squirrel monkeys and marmosets. ....

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Monkey see, monkey do? Sleight-of-hand magic trick only fools monkeys with opposable thumbs

Researchers from the University of Cambridge have discovered deceptive tricks only fool monkeys who have opposable thumbs, as a magician needs to have similar anatomy to their audience. ....

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