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Ravens’ fear of unseen snoopers hints they have theory of mind

The cunning birds hide their food more quickly if they think they are being watched, suggesting they can attribute mental states to others. By Sam Wong.

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  • Gozzin
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    Many studies have shown that certain primates and birds behave differently in the presence of peers who might want to steal their food.

    Squirrels do this as well.

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