Animals
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Study Proves Cockatoos' Ability to Use Combined Tool
Goffin's cockatoos are ahead of parrots and corvids in the fight for the most clever birds as they show off their extraordinary ability to use combined tools. The birds' ability to work with more than one instrument at the same time has been crucial in human technical advancement, although it is rare in other animals.
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