11. Why Dolphins Wear Sponges, Evolution At Work, and a Seriously Misinformed Cu...
things. A self-sacrificial octopus is therefore no more worthy of applause than a cat who tortures mice is worthy of blame." How wrong this is. But there's more: "We're asked to believe that we and our furred and feathered siblings are
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12. Animals in media: Righting the wrongs | Psychology Today
We know, for example, that octopus use tools, mice are empathic rodents, and birds are better at making and using tools than chimpanzees. And while it might be cumbersome, we should use phrases such as "nonhuman animal" or "other animals" because
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13. Why Dolphins Wear Sponges, Evolution At Work, and a Seriously Misinformed Cu...
things. A self-sacrificial octopus is therefore no more worthy of applause than a cat who tortures mice is worthy of blame." How wrong this is. But there's more: "We're asked to believe that we and our furred and feathered siblings are
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/animal-emotions/201107/why-dolphins-wear-sponges-evolution-work-and-seriously-misinformed-curmu - 59.4kb
14. Why Dolphins Wear Sponges, Evolution At Work, and a Seriously Misinformed Cu...
things. A self-sacrificial octopus is therefore no more worthy of applause than a cat who tortures mice is worthy of blame." How wrong this is. But there's more: "We're asked to believe that we and our furred and feathered siblings are
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/animal-emotions/201107/why-dolphins-wear-sponges-evolution-work-and-seriously-misinformed-curmu/ - 58.9kb
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