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The only other species known to do this are humans and chimpanzees.
They can open jars, use tools, remember instructions and attack on command. But they’re still not the smartest cephalopod in the sea…
New Caledonian crows are famous for using tools to reach a reward. Now scientists have confirmed they can plan several steps ahead, like a chess player contemplating a series of moves.
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