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Some birds read human gaze

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According to World Science, some birds easily follow where human's eyes are going.

Jack­daws, which are re­lat­ed to crows and ravens, “seem to rec­og­nize the eye’s role in vis­u­al per­cep­tion, or at the very least they are ex­tremely sen­si­tive to the way that hu­man eyes are ori­ent­ed,” said Au­guste von Bay­ern of the Uni­ver­s­ity of Ox­ford and one of the re­search­ers.

This seems to be helpful to predators and prey. Does your dog do that? If so, how could you prove it?

 

 

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Last Updated on Thursday, 16 April 2009 21:03  

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