Rethinking Animal Intelligence: New Research Reveals Complex Behaviors

Recent scientific research is challenging previous understandings of animal intelligence and emotional lives, highlighting complex behaviors such as ants performing surgery, cows using tools, and dogs detecting Parkinson's disease.

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The Animal Kingdom: When ants do surgery, cows use tools and dogs can smell Parkinsons

New research is forcing scientists to rethink the intelligence and emotional lives of animals, writes Suzi Walsh.

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The Animal Kingdom: When ants do surgery, cows use tools and dogs can smell Parkinsons

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