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Track 43 Hi Anne, have you found a topic for your dissertation yet?
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Oh hi John, not really, but I just saw this amazing article about animal intelligence.
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Oh, is it the one in the Animal Psychology Journal with the monkeys?
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I read it too, it's a fascinating area.
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Isn't it?
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It looks like there's a lot of new research coming out.
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I mean, we're always told it's commonly known that animals show intelligence when they use tools.
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But did you see the findings on the elephants at the Bronx Zoo?
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Yes, I did.
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They put a mirror in their enclosure and the elephants not only looked at themselves, but the research team were able to establish
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that the animals knew they were looking at their own image and clearly showed recognition.
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I know.
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It says here that no other animal apart from humans has demonstrated that kind of consciousness, not even monkeys.
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Well, it sounds to me like this could be just the dissertation topic you wanted.
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It does sound good, doesn't it?
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I'd particularly like to look into the study on capuchin monkeys.
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They sound like real characters.
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I know, but I'm not sure I'd like to have them on campus.
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Did you see they even managed to escape from their cage?
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Yes, wasn't it great?
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And to think a lot of people are still sceptical about animal intelligence.
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The standard criticism is that animals only really perform tricks because they've been taught to receive food rewards Well,
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the monkey case study certainly disproves that theory Anyway, these are far more than tricks In some cases,
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it's about natural instincts and survival for these animals Yes, they said that in the bit about the scrub jay in North America They prey on small animals
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and store them away
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And they can also gauge how long they can keep the food until it's not safe to eat anymore
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So it basically has a planning capability.
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It's amazing to think an animal can determine its potential food supply like that, isn't it?
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Hey, your dissertation topic sounds more interesting than mine.
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