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Bird Water Bottle Rocks. Do you guys think there’d naturally be that many rocks around the bottle that all fit inside it without there being a single one that couldn’t, or that there just happens to be. In the classic tale, a thirsty crow uses stones to raise the level of water in a pitcher until it rises within reach of its beak. But the pitcher was high and had a narrow neck,. In this crazy clip, we see a raven raising the water level in a bottle to get a drink. A container of water not quite full enough for the birds to reach with […] That is avian brain power at work! The same group of four birds. Researchers presented four crows with a challenge from aesop’s fable “the crow and the pitcher”: A smart magpie was captured dropping stones into a bottle to make the water level. Rooks are not known to use tools in the wild, but have proven remarkably adept with them in labs: In a spell of dry weather, when the birds could find very little to drink, a thirsty crow found a pitcher with a little water in it. The genius bird has learned that if it drops stones in a water bottle, the level rises, and it can reach the water with its beak.

A smart magpie was captured dropping stones into a bottle to make the water level. In the classic tale, a thirsty crow uses stones to raise the level of water in a pitcher until it rises within reach of its beak. Rooks are not known to use tools in the wild, but have proven remarkably adept with them in labs: Do you guys think there’d naturally be that many rocks around the bottle that all fit inside it without there being a single one that couldn’t, or that there just happens to be. Researchers presented four crows with a challenge from aesop’s fable “the crow and the pitcher”: In this crazy clip, we see a raven raising the water level in a bottle to get a drink. But the pitcher was high and had a narrow neck,. A container of water not quite full enough for the birds to reach with […] In a spell of dry weather, when the birds could find very little to drink, a thirsty crow found a pitcher with a little water in it. The genius bird has learned that if it drops stones in a water bottle, the level rises, and it can reach the water with its beak.

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Bird Water Bottle Rocks That is avian brain power at work! The genius bird has learned that if it drops stones in a water bottle, the level rises, and it can reach the water with its beak. In a spell of dry weather, when the birds could find very little to drink, a thirsty crow found a pitcher with a little water in it. A smart magpie was captured dropping stones into a bottle to make the water level. Rooks are not known to use tools in the wild, but have proven remarkably adept with them in labs: In this crazy clip, we see a raven raising the water level in a bottle to get a drink. In the classic tale, a thirsty crow uses stones to raise the level of water in a pitcher until it rises within reach of its beak. Researchers presented four crows with a challenge from aesop’s fable “the crow and the pitcher”: A container of water not quite full enough for the birds to reach with […] That is avian brain power at work! Do you guys think there’d naturally be that many rocks around the bottle that all fit inside it without there being a single one that couldn’t, or that there just happens to be. The same group of four birds. But the pitcher was high and had a narrow neck,.