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- Season 18 Antarctica: The End of the Earth: Katabatic
- Season 18 Antarctica: The End of the Earth: Iceberg
- Season 18 Horses
- Season 18 Sled Dogs: An Alaskan Epic
- Season 18 Wisdom of the Wild
- Season 18 Inside the Animal Mind Part One: Are Animals Intelligent?
- Season 18 Humpback Whales
- Season 18 Inside the Animal Mind Part Two: Do Animals Have Emotions?
- Season 18 Inside the Animal Mind Part Three: Animal Consciousness
- Season 18 Cheetahs in a Hot Spot
- Season 18 Showdown at Grizzly River
- Season 18 Jackals of the African Crater
- Season 18 Obsession with Orchids
- Season 18 Earth Navigators
- Season 18 The Body Changers
- Season 18 Springs Eternal: Florida's Fountain of Youth
- Season 18 The Nature of Sex
- Season 18 Animal Attractions: Amazing Tales from the San Diego Zoo
Nature - Season 18 Episode 6 Inside the Animal Mind Part One: Are Animals Intelligent?
8.10 53 minutes Birds may have a reputation for being less than geniuses, but researchers are discovering that some are remarkably smart.
Some birds have the capacity to recognize, count, or name different objects.
Ravens, for instance, have the ability to solve difficult puzzles, such as untangling a knotted string to free up a tasty treat or figuring out how to steal fish by hauling in an angler’s untended line. And, as shown in the first part of NATURE’s Inside the Animal Mind, crows on the remote Pacific island of New Caledonia have learned a skill that people once thought only primates could master: the use of tools. The birds use long, specially chosen twigs to spear the plump grubs that hide deep beneath the bark of rotting logs.
