A study by a UCSB researcher suggests the behavioral flexibility of an invasive bird species is a distinct trait
Corina Logan
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A UCSB researcher finds behavioral flexibility in great-tailed grackles, an invasive bird species, is more independent than thought
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UCSB researcher finds strong evidence of social learning among New Caledonian crows
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Researchers find the method commonly used to compare the size of an animal’s skull and brain can be far from accurate
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Crows can discriminate between different volumes of water, passing a modified test that so far only 7- to 10-year-old children have been able to complete successfully
