Faces of ESLR: Edith Invernizzi
Faces of ESLR: Edith Invernizzi
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Faces of ESLR: Edith Invernizzi
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Continue ReadingFaces of ESLR: Sonja Wild
Continue ReadingBeing part of the ‘Dolphin Innovation Project’, Sonja Wild was privileged to study the fascinating behaviour of the Shark Bay dolphins in Western Australia. To Cultured Scene, Sonja provided some insight into her study on ‘shelling’, a novel foraging strategy that is transmitted via social learning. The whole study by Sonja and her colleagues has recently been published in Current Biology.
Continue ReadingEduardo Sampaio shared his newest findings on social learning in the mostly solitary common cuttlefish with Cultured Scene. The whole study has recently been published in Animal Cognition.
Continue ReadingCultured Scene interviews Alberto Acerbi about his new book, Cultural Evolution in the Digital Age.
Continue ReadingMost of us are excited about social learning in the real world. How do the dolphins of Shark Bay learn to fish with sponges, do chimpanzee mothers teach their young how to crack open nuts, can starting moves in the board game Go or formations in football really be said to “evolve” – and what […]
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