Crows Can Count Like Toddlers, New Study Reveals
A new study led by neuroscientist Diana Liao reveals that crows can count out loud, demonstrating sophisticated numerical abilities and vocal control. The research shows that crows can produce specific numbers of vocalizations in response to numerical cues, similar to how human toddlers learn to count. This discovery suggests that crows, and potentially other birds, may possess more advanced cognitive skills than previously thought, prompting further research into avian intelligence and communication.