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Orangutans are clever enough to use water as a problem-solving tool, as this experiment - inspired by Aesop's fables - demonstrates. (Credit: Nata...
Orangutans are clever enough to use water as a problem-solving tool, as this experiment - inspired by Aesop's fables - demonstrates. (Credit: Natacha Mendes, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology and Biology Letters)
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let's save Borneo, Sumatra and rest of Indonesia to help these smart creature it's all our faults planting the palm trees and consuming products which are containing palm oil from shampoo, soap to chips and cookies that we're using everyday !!!
"It only took them about nine minutes on average, though, to figure out that a little bit of extra water could do the trick. At this point the orang-utans began taking mouthfuls of water from their drink dispenser and spitting the liquid into the tube, a trick that elevated the peanuts to an accessible point."
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