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Music lines and stores subject to availability ends 14th of february welcome to the cocky ride home for friday october second 2020 i'm jackson bird it turns out crows have some skills we once thought

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Here are some of the cool things from the news today.

So last week in a very highbrow segment about butt cheeks, I listed off some traits that are

considered uniquely human, among them the

cognitive ability to plan things and generally be aware of being aware of things.

Well, it turns out that this isn't as uniquely human as we once thought.

Crows too are self-aware and capable of analytical thought in the realm of knowing what they know.

Crows, ravens, and other members of the family Corvide have consistently been discovered to be highly intelligent animals.

In recent years, scientists have found they're capable of making simple tools,

solving geometrical puzzles that human children aren't typically able to do until age seven, and if one viral video is any indication, having at least enough foresight to help a hedgehog out of certain death via oncoming car.

And now, a new study out of Germany published in the journal Science

last week has found that crows are additionally capable of analyzing what's in their own minds

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