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Intelligent crows crack open nuts using traffic |
Crows crack open nuts by dropping them in front of cars, then wait for the traffic light to turn green before picking it up. |
0:00 | 52 | 5.50 |
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Intelligent crow bends wire to get food out of jar |
A crow bends a metal wire to create a hook which can scoop food out of a jar. |
0:40 | 79 | 4.88 |
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Intelligent crow uses small stick to get large stick to get food |
New Caledonian crows can not only use tools, but also use one tool to manipulate another tool. This crow uses a small stick in order to get a larger stick, which it can then use to obtain food. |
0:25 | 35 | 3.38 |
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Intelligent crows - tool use (BBC) |
David Attenborough looks at crows' creative use of tools in their hunt for grubs. Embedding disabled - watch the video on YouTube |
4:11 | 60 | 4.71 |
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Joshua Klein: The amazing intelligence of crows (TEDTalks) |
Crows are so successful at survival because of their high intelligence and ability to learn from each other. Hacker/writer Joshua Klein explores whether crows could be trained to pick up garbage or other useful tasks. |
9:47 | 158 | 5.41 |
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Fishing crow using bread as bait |
An intelligent hooded crow uses bread to lure and catch fish (cichlids). |
0:45 | 31 | 4.44 |
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Sequential tool use by New Caledonian crows |
This Oxford University experiment shows that New Caledonian crows are even more intelligent than previously thought. In the video a crow is shown using three tools in the right sequence to achieve an objective, without prior training. |
1:01 | 102 | 4.95 |