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The title and perhaps the author of the article is missing the point. Of course dolphins can do that. A long list of animals could. This was a study of actual
by chmod775 6y ago
The title and perhaps the author of the article is missing the point. Of course dolphins can do that. A long list of animals could.
This was a study of actual dolphin social behavior, not an intelligence test.
- sorokod 6y agoThis, from the research lead Dr. Stephanie King, sounds very dodgy "Bottlenose dolphins form the most complex alliances outside humans...". Is this categorical and at the same time vague statement really necessary for the research? and later "Our results show that cooperation-based concepts are not unique to humans, but also occur in other animal societies with extensive cooperation between non-kin."