New Caledonian crows can make tools from memory
The study suggests the crows learn by cultural transmission.
Tag: tool use
Chimps use dipping sticks to harvest water from tree holes. They’re the only ones that can reach the resource
Researchers say these chimps have a 'drinking culture'.
Early human ancestors used their hands much in the way as we do
After analyzing key hand bone fragments from fossil records, a team of anthropologists conclude that pre-homo human ancestral species, such ...
Stone tools evolved independent of ancient African cultures
Neanderthals were one of the early hominids who used Levallois technique to make stone tools. Image: ...
Early modern humans were culturally diverse before leaving Africa
Early modern human populations were culturally diverse and sometimes exchanged tools helped by river networks in a then savanna rich ...
Gorilla mother uses makeshift ladder to help her young climb an obstacle [PHOTO]
While chimpanzees, which are our closest relatives sharing 98% of our genetic blueprint, are notorious for their widespread tool use, ...