Ravens think ahead proving future planning in corvids
Five captive ravens at Lund University demonstrated general planning by saving a tool for later use and bartering for rewards. In two nonwild tasks, they learned to use a tool to obtain a doggie treat and to trade for favoured items, showing foresight beyond instinct.
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