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Ducklings May Be Smarter Than We Think
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July 15, 2016
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1:30Now PlayingScientists have found that animals can distinguish between abstract concepts such as “same” and “different” after extensive training. A study published in Science suggests this type of understanding can occur in newborn ducklings without reinforced training.
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