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Cockatoos in Sydney Open Bins Slow Spread of Theft
Sydney cockatoos learned to lift bin lids to access trash with a behavioral spread from three to 44 suburbs in two years. Major and Planck Institute researchers tracked social learning, noting dominance and proximity aided imitation among male birds as urban adaptability grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sydney
Richard Major
Major
Germany
Australian Museum
Science
United Kingdom
Lucy Aplin
Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior
Max Planck Institute Behavioral
Barbara Klump
Australian
Isabelle Laumer
University of Cali
Fornia
Los Angeles
Max Planck Institute
Aplin
Irene Pepperberg
Harvard
Australia