Animal world
The dog recognizes the smile
New research in Japan shows that dogs can recognize smiling faces, which researchers think may have helped dogs live with humans, ...
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Animal world
Octopus is smarter than we thought
Recently, scientists at Hebrew University, in Jerusalem, Israel, discovered octopus not only smart, but they could also do some pretty good coordination.
Animal world
Birds count like people
The only non-species counts numbers from left to right, by a study proving that birds do the same.
Animal world
Yet most intelligent species?
The species of sticklebacks is small but really 'genius' in the fish world, because they can draw from the mistakes of others.
Animal world
Smart birds help each other drink water
Instead of wandering on the sidewalk picking up pieces of cigarettes or chewing gum, pigeons in Brisbane, Queensland, like drinking pure water and bathing in clear water.
Animal world
Is 'rational' than a person?
In the newly published study, it is shown that ants can handle a more reasonable job than humans - intellectual 'superior' animals, able to use tools, walk on two feet,…
Animal world
Scientists suspect the link between herd and intelligent intelligence in predators
When observing colonial predators such as hounds, baboons and antelopes, people will be amazed at their intelligence.
Animal world
Chimp knows to do fishing rods
German scientists believe that they have found the secret of chimpanzee's ability to catch the clue.
Animal world
Monkey knows how to teach children to brush their teeth
Learning how to clean your teeth is one of the first tasks in every child's life and the same thing happens in the world of monkeys.
Animal world
Elephants also know how to count
If you give two apple buckets with 6 fruits and 7 fruits, an Asian elephant will choose which apple is the most apple.
Animal world
Dogs understand morality and imagination
Dogs become increasingly intelligent, know how to create images in the brain and even understand human code of conduct.
Animal world
Pigeons are able to perceive superior to 3-year-old children
Scientists at Keio University have shown that pigeons can distinguish their own video images, even with a latency of about 5-7 seconds, so their self-awareness is higher…
Animal world
Animals can also understand and use symbols
From paintings and photos to coins or credit cards, symbolic artifacts surround us. The mental symbolism of the symbol - the object representing another object - brings…
Environment
In the near future, we can forecast the weather 10 years in advance
By using Big Data, Australian Meteorological Bureau scientists can accurately predict the weather a few years or even decades ago.