Exploring Animal Intelligence
Dawn SmithWhat do we really know about animal intelligence and creativity? Plus some just for fun animal experiences
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Beyond Anthropomorphism
The trigger for this post was those videos appearing everywhere that put words into the mouths of whales, one implying the animal was ‘talking’ to the researcher. More on that mistaken impression later. I’ll start by sharing definitions of ...
Of course sea lions are intelligent. Only those who’ve never worked with them doubt it.
I’ve been run around in circles, outwitted, outfoxed (there’s a reason for that term) and out maneuvered by too many animals in my life to have any hesitation in saying there are many forms of intelligence, many ways of manipulating the env...
Domestic goats: interactions with each other and humans shape their world
Goats are a herd species whose social lifestyle has impacts on their behavior, but having cohabited with humans for more than 10,000 years, goat behavior has also, to some extent, been shaped by their interactions with us.
Dall’s Porpoise:
For Mary Beth Rew Hicks and the Dall’s porpoise she saved
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A retired veterinary technician/ wildlife rehabilitator, passionate about wildlife conservation. Now having fun writing about the animals who have long fascinated me.
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