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New Post: Harvard study again shows animals have rich cognitive and emotional lives

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Harvard researchers compared how 21 human adults and 21 6- to 8-year-old children stacked up against an African grey parrot
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The Self-Awareness Capability in Giant Manta Rays

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Contributed by Marielle Grenade-Willis The capacity for self-awareness in marine species is not a newly discovered phenomenon. As Lori Marino
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Cold Fish or Party Animal: Distinct Personality in Nonhuman Animals

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Contributed by Marielle Grenade-Willis Personality type has long been a subject of human fascination such as the Myers-Brigg Personality Indicator or
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Counting Capabilities in Nonhuman Animals

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Contributed by Marielle Grenade-Willis Everyone remembers singing “The ants go marching one by one/Hurrah, hurrah…” on bus rides home after
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Mayhem for Marsupials: How Kangaroo Capabilities Are Being Impacted Down Under

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Contributed by Marielle Grenade-Willis A new documentary, Kangaroo, is illuminating a dark side to Australia’s relationship with one of its
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