YEAH, but that may be true mate! check this out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L31IZncas4

I only had to look at the image to know what this is about

cordyceps are fucking cool

there are actually sorts of mushrooms that can really do that

aw yeah they are

=_

The funny thing about consciousness is that we know what is like to experience it but we dont know the mechanics of it

'

put a mirror in front of ur dog

"According to the prevailing science, individuals of most species can't recognize their reflections as themselves. The only known exceptions are humans, some great apes, and possibly dolphins, elephants, and magpies—all animals with high intelligence"

crows

dogs not really

it's surprised not aware

they recognize faces

yea

if ur mean to them

they know

that's a survival instinct

http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20150818-chimps-living-in-the-stone-age

that reminds me

when ur curious

if u throw rocks

together and it breaks

u pick up the slices

and it cuts u

female apes tend to use tools more than male apes

lol

Corvids are also proven to fashion the tools from observation of other birds of their species

We should attempt to recreat the 'Stoned Ape' hypothesis. Maybe it's unethical, but I'm sure China will greenlight it.

^^^

Octopuses* or Octopodes* in plural (since it is from greek)

sure thing

Octopi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nxn2LlBJDl0

^ good shit

not suprised if each groups develop at different rate

nope

https://www.sciencemediacentre.co.nz/2018/06/29/clever-crows-make-tools-from-memory-in-the-news/

The study I mentioned before

^^