Body Awareness in Goffin's Cockatoos
A new study investigates body awareness in Goffin's cockatoos, examining how these birds account for their physical dimensions when navigating obstacles.
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Because the full article text is unavailable, details are limited to the study title regarding body awareness in Goffin's cockatoos. Commenters discuss broader avian intelligence, related cognitive papers, and the outdated nature of the insult bird-brain. Readers interested in the specifics must consult the paper directly.
key points
- The research explores body awareness in Goffin's cockatoos, adding to the growing literature on avian intelligence.
- The article text is unavailable, requiring access to Scientific Reports for methodology and findings.
- Commenters highlight related studies on cockatoo physical reasoning and unexpected cognitive skills.
who should read it
Researchers and enthusiasts interested in animal cognition and behavior.
discussion positive
This prompted me to read more about Goffin's cockatoos. Fascinating birds! Apparently one has even learned to "read": https://www.academia.edu/43144584/Reading_Comprehension_Skil...
Found an article about that particular bird. She can also write a bit... and given that she's relatively young, chances are she'll still learn to do much more: https://news.northeastern.edu/2023/04/28/magazine/cockatoo-p...
Shares fascinating links to external research regarding unexpected cognitive feats in cockatoos like reading comprehension.
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