Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are? (2016)
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What if a disappointing test score tells you more about the experiment than the animal? De Waal compares tests and behavior across species, from a chimpanzee's rapid visual recall to an octopus's use of shells as tools. Pick it for an accessible argument about what researchers ought to count as intelligence.
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