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New Zealand Parrot Can Use Electronic Devices, But Can't Differentiate Real From Virtual Worlds
As per a new study, an endangered New Zealand parrot called kea is clever to the extent of using touchscreens. But it seems the bird can't distinguish between the real and virtual worlds. Researchers trained six keas at Christchurch's Willowbank Wildlife Reserve on how to operate the touchscreens.
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