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Listen to an Australian duck say ‘you bloody fool’ like a human

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Listen to an Australian duck say ‘you bloody fool’ like a human

When raised in captivity, musk ducks learn to copy the sounds of human life around them, which shows that they are what’s known as vocal language learners like parrots and humans

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Male bigfin reef squid may be the best fathers of all cephalopods

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Male bigfin reef squid may be the best fathers of all cephalopods

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Cockatoo tool use

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Wild cockatoos make "cutlery" tools from tree branches

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Wild cockatoos make utensils out of tree branches to open fruit pits

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Wild cockatoos make utensils out of tree branches to open fruit pits

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Female octopuses throw things at males that are harassing them

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Mother-pup pair of the neotropical bat species Saccopteryx bilineata in the day-roost. The Pup is attached to the mothers? belly

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Bat pups babble like human babies do in order to practice vocalising

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BH2FJJ A Western Diamond-backed Rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox) in a defensive posture at dusk, illuminated by car headlights.

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Rattlesnakes use auditory illusion to make us think they are nearby

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Bird magic

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Magic trick reveals sharp memory and future planning in Eurasian jays

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Birds get angry when their favourite snacks are swapped in magic trick

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Chimpanzees take interest in newborns

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Male chimps with more friends are more likely to have offspring

Male chimpanzees with stronger social bonds have higher reproductive success, probably because their friendships help them climb the ranks and protect them against domineering peers

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Howler monkeys navigate using adaptable mental maps, just like humans

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Dolphins spotted trapping fish in mud rings in the Caribbean

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Cockatoos are figuring out how to open bins by copying each other

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Why invertebrates should be included in animal welfare protections

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