
New Caledonian crows smart enough to plan three steps ahead to solve tricky problem - Guest Work
Guest Author • Feb 08, 2019 •
Alex Taylor, University of Auckland My ideas about animal behaviour were turned upside down in 2002 when I watched Betty, a New Caledonian crow, fashion a hook from a piece of wire and use it to pull a small container with meat from a tube. Betty’s behaviour captivated scientists because it seemed so creative: there was no … Read More