Animal cognition: rooks team up to solve a problem
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1Konrad Lorenz Forschungsstelle, Austria. thomas.bugnyar@univie.ac.at <thomas.bugnyar@univie.ac.at>
Abstract:
A recent study has found that rooks team up to get food in a cooperative instrumental task, but they may have difficulties in understanding when cooperation is necessary and how it works.
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