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Related: About this forumCockatoos play drum solos to attract mates - video
Researe sticks and pods in an attempt to attract the opposite sex
Cockatoos impress opposite sex with Phil Collins-style drum solos
Source: Robert Heinsohn/Australian National University in Canberra
Wed 28 Jun 2017 15.00 EDT
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https://www.theguardian.com/environment/video/2017/jun/28/cockatoos-drum-solos-attract-mates-north-queensland-australia-video
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Cockatoos play drum solos to attract mates - video (Original Post)
Judi Lynn
Jan 2020
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Judi Lynn
(160,542 posts)1. Goffin's cockatoos make same tool from different materials - video report
Source: University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna | University of Oxford | BBC Radio 4 Today
Wed 16 Nov 2016 10.22 EST
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Researchers from the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna and the University of Oxford have shown that Goffins cockatoos can make and use elongated tools out of different materials. In video footage released on Wednesday, the cockatoo makes tools from wood and twigs, but also from cardboard, suggesting the birds can anticipate how the tools will be used
Video at link:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/video/2016/nov/16/goffins-cockatoos-make-same-tool-different-materials-video-report
ZZenith
(4,122 posts)2. Drummers always get the chicks.
Karadeniz
(22,521 posts)3. Love learning how clever animals are...thanks!
benld74
(9,904 posts)4. Mr Collins I presume,,,