Tool use in puffins may point to ‘underestimated’ intelligence in seabirds

Mongabay
Jan 8, 2020, 9:13 am169 ptsTrending
The camera traps that ecologist Annette Fayet had set up didn’t provide the clues she had hoped to find about puffin diets and nesting behavior. What they did provide, though, was some of the first evidence of tool use by a seabird. A 10-second video captured on an Icelandic island shows an Atlantic puffin,…

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