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Crows are faster than humans at making decisions, study suggests
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Researchers have discovered one of the mechanisms associated with decision-making in different animal groups. On one side, primates, with their developed prefrontal cortex and high cognitive abilities. On the other, members of the Corvidae family, which includes crows and jays, birds known for
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