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animal intelligence

Bottlenose dolphins being fed

Life

Dolphins who are hand-fed by tourists are less social than their peers

Tourists can hand-feed some dolphins around the coast of Australia, but dolphins fed this way are less likely to form strong social bonds with their peers

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Tardigrade

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Tardigrades can hitch-hike on snails to travel longer distances

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blind cave tetra

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Blind Mexican cave fish are developing cave-specific accents

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Technology

AI strips out city noise to improve earthquake monitoring systems

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Common swifts enter hibernation-like torpor on cold nights

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Santa Marta harlequin toad

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Male toad clings to female for 5 months waiting for chance to mate

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Black spider monkey

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Spider monkeys actively choose to eat fruit infested with insects

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AI-powered camera traps could protect Gabon wildlife from poachers

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AI-powered camera traps could protect Gabon wildlife from poachers

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Life

Crows may owe their intelligence to an abundance of certain neurons

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H7YMEG Fringe-lipped Bat (Trachops cirrhosus) roosting and calling, Smithsonian Tropical Research Station, Barro Colorado Island,

Life

Bats can remember sounds they haven't heard for more than 4 years

Animals known to be highly intelligent, such as ravens and chimpanzees, have good long-term memory – and now it seems that some bats do too

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Technology

Russia claims 'smart' landmines used in Ukraine only target soldiers

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Life

Stingrays and zebra mbuna fish know how to add and subtract

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Technology

AI can create a computer inside itself to run another AI or play Pong

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Vampire bats adapted to drinking blood by shedding several genes

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