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Scottish girl and the years looking for Vietnamese jungle wolf
Being smart, agile, able to sniff and recognize strange smells very well, it is difficult for people to see and approach forest wolves in Vietnam.
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Recognize the world's oldest cat
The cat raised in the UK just turned 24 this year can become the oldest cat in the world.
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Intelligence of animals
Unlocked cockatoos, dogs with the ability to recognize arithmetic or elephants imitate Korean are interesting features about the intelligence of animals.
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Crows are smart with 7-year-old children
Crows are a far more intelligent creature than our guess, with the ability to deduce the equivalent of a 7-year-old.
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Dogs know face recognition
Research by Finnish scientists shows that dogs have the ability to recognize faces familiar to them when looking at photographs.
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How do lemurs avoid inbreeding?
A new study found that the tiny gray rat lemur living in Madagascar island can avoid inbreeding by recognizing the familiar sound of their family members.
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Sparrows recognize the pathogen
Healthy home sparrows tend to avoid contact with sick home sparrow, raising hopes to monitor the spread of diseases affecting humans such as bird flu, according to AFP.
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Birds know how to avoid 'incest'
A study helps scientists discover the secret to helping seabirds avoid their relatives during the search for mates to mate. Until recently many scientists still thought…
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Crow can recognize human voices
According to the BBC, scientists at the University of Vienna said their findings suggest that the ability could help crows 'live well' in urban environments, using the v…
Animal world
What does the mirror look for?
Scientists say smart New Caledonian crows can use mirrors to find food.
Animal world
Starlings singing stolen geese recognize the owner
A stolen mountain starling bird recognized its owner in a local poultry market.
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, ...
Animal world
Seagulls sniffed away 20 km away
US scientists discovered the sense of the wide-winged seagulls allowing them to recognize the smell of prey at distances of up to 20 km.
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Monkeys can recognize simple grammar
Monkeys can create complete sentences and say they have accents - a new study shows that this relative of humans also recognizes simple grammar.