Video S3: Multiple Locations (Study 2) – Bonobo. The experimenter (E) initially hid four test pieces of food in the enclosure while the bonobo observed; four control pieces had been previously hidden
Facial emotional recognition is something used often in our daily lives. How does the brain process the face search? Can taste modify such a process? This study employed two tastes (sweet and acidic)
The spontaneous crafting of hook-tools from bendable material to lift a basket out of a vertical tube in corvids has widely been used as one of the prime examples of animal tool innovation. However, i
The “bouba–kiki effect” refers to the correspondence between arbitrary visual and auditory stimuli. Previous studies have demonstrated that neurodevelopmental conditions and sensory impairment affect
Raw data and supplementary materials corresponding to the article "Transitive reasoning in the adult domestic hen in a sixterm series task" from Degrande et al.
