¿Es el delfín el animal más inteligente del planeta?
Publico ES,
El cerebro de los delfines sigue siendo uno de los grandes desafíos para la neurobiología.
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Dolphins: An unexpected ability to forge alliances and avoid conflict
El País,
Several studies show that these marine mammals can harmoniously join unfamiliar pods and make up to 50 new ‘friends’ Many…
Dolphins’ unexpected ability to forge new alliances and avoid conflict
Spam Chronicles,
Many mammals and birds are prone to antagonistic and hostile responses to contact with other groups outside of their community.
The unexpected ability of dolphins to weave new alliances and avoid conflicts
The Limited Times,
Several studies show that these marine mammals merge without problems when they meet populations of unknown individuals and…
La inesperada capacidad de los delfines para tejer nuevas alianzas y evitar conflictos
El País,
Varios estudios muestran que estos mamíferos marinos se fusionan sin problemas al encontrarse con poblaciones de individuos…
Unas ruinas de China nos cuentan cómo vivíamos hace 40 000 años
La Razon (ESP),
Sociedad Los restos arqueológicos hallados en la región de la Cuenca del Nihewan, en el norte de China, permitirán entender cómo…
De leker, bruker redskaper og lærer hverandre ting. Hvorfor er delfinene så like oss?
ABC Nyheter,
Det går knapt an å tenke seg pattedyr som er mer ulike enn mennesket og delfinen.
Cetaceans' Big Brains Are Linked to Their Rich Social Life
Scientific American,
Killer whales have group-specific dialects, sperm whales babysit one another’s young and bottlenose dolphins cooperate with…
#AnimalFarm, Teil 82: So ähnlich sind uns Wale und Delfine tatsächlich - WELT
Die Welt,
| Lesedauer: 3 Minuten Was der Mensch an Land sind Wale und Delfine in den Ozeanen: Das soziale Leben der Meeressäuger ist…
Big and Brilliant: Complex Whale Behavior Tied to Brain Size - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper
New Delhi Times ,
Cetaceans — whales and dolphins — are among the brainiest of beings. In terms of sheer brain size, the sperm whale is tops on…
Big and Brilliant: Complex Whale Behavior Tied to Brain Size - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper
New Delhi Times ,
Cetaceans — whales and dolphins — are among the brainiest of beings. In terms of sheer brain size, the sperm whale is tops on…
Big and Brilliant: Complex Whale Behavior Tied to Brain Size
Voice of America,
WASHINGTON — Cetaceans — whales and dolphins — are among the brainiest of beings.
Whale And Dolphin Social Lives Are Surprisingly Similar to Ours, Says New Study
Science Alert,
New research says whales and dolphins ( cetaceans ) have social lives much like ours, with tight-knit social groups, complex…
Big brains come with big social groups in whales and dolphins
Arstechnica,
Why are humans so smart? We must have evolved in an environment that made more intelligent individuals likely to survive.
New study examines complexity of dolphin culture; researchers determine that brain size correlates with \
True Viral News,
( Natural News) In a major study published in Nature Ecology
Trending Science: Cetaceans having a whale of a time thanks to big brains, says study
European Commission: Community Research and Development Information Service ,
Humans evolved their big heads to manage their complex social structures, an idea called the social brain hypothesis.
Dolphins could’ve become planet’s dominant species if they had hands: study
Global News,
Dolphins have long been recognized as being highly intelligent and sentient creatures, but a new study suggests they could have…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
Herald Sun,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
The Charlotte Observer,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
The Modesto Bee,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
Kansas City Star,
A bottlenose dolphin reacts to its trainer in an open-air pen at the Mine and Santi-Submarine Warfare Center on March 5, 2015…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
Star-Telegram,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
The Wichita Eagle,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
Lexington Herald Leader,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
Idaho Statements,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
The Sacramento Bee,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
The Fresno Bee,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
News Tribune,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
Raleigh News and Observer ,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
The Bellingham Herald,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
Belleville News-Democrat ,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Dolphins are really smart, scientists say — and if they had thumbs, we’d be in trouble
Sun Herald,
Humans aren’t the only creatures with sophisticated, advanced societies. Dolphins and whales aren’t that all that far behind…
Report: The only thing stopping dolphins from destroying us is a lack of hands
True Viral News,
Dolphins may have humans matched on almost every other prerequisite for planetary dominance, but they can’t finish the job…
News story from Sydney Morning Herald on Thursday 19 October 2017
Sydney Morning Herald,
News story from The Age on Thursday 19 October 2017
The Age,
News story from Western Australia Today on Thursday 19 October 2017
Western Australia Today,
Report: The only thing stopping dolphins from destroying...
BullFax,
Dolphins may have humans matched on almost every other prerequisite for planetary dominance, but they can’t finish the job…
Report: The only thing stopping dolphins from destroying us is a lack of hands
The National Post,
Dolphins may have humans matched on almost every other prerequisite for planetary dominance, but they can’t finish the job…
Whales and dolphins live ‘human-like’ lives | EarthSky.org
EarthSky,
Whales and dolphins (Cetaceans) live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other and even…
Whales and dolphins live ‘human-like’ lives | EarthSky.org
EarthSky,
Whales and dolphins (Cetaceans) live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other and even…
Ученые объяснили, почему дельфины не догонят людей в развитии
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13:2619.10.2017 (обновлено: 13:29 19.10.2017) 6401 МОСКВА, 19 окт — РИА Новости.
News story from Sydney Morning Herald on Thursday 19 October 2017
Sydney Morning Herald,
Whale and dolphin societies are like those of humans, scientists report
Brisbane Times,
Lead scientist Susanne Shultz, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Manchester's School of Earth and Environmental…
Whales and dolphins have human-like social and cultural skills
True Viral News,
When humans look up at the night sky, we often wonder if the universe holds any other complex societies created by intelligent…
Whales and dolphins have human-like social and cultural skills
Mother Nature Network,
October 18, 2017, 11:57 a.m. Photo: JuRitt/Shutterstock When humans look up at the night sky, we often wonder if the universe…
Dolphins and Whales Have Sophisticated Human-Like Societies
Seeker,
N N o one has ever been able to fully measure the intelligence of whales, dolphins, and porpoises, but evidence continues to…
Gehirn und Sozialverhalten: Soziale Delfine und Wale
Spektrum,
Wale und Delfine leben in engen sozialen Gruppen, haben komplexe Beziehungen, sprechen miteinander und haben sogar regionale…
Whales, dolphins have rich human-like cultures: Study
The Siasat Daily,
London : Whales and dolphins live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other and even have…
Big and brilliant: complex whale behaviour tied to brain size
Deccan Chronicle,
Cetaceans — whales and dolphins — are among the brainiest of beings. In terms of sheer brain size, the sperm whale is tops on…
Big and brilliant: complex whale behaviour tied to brain size
The Asian Age,
Cetaceans — whales and dolphins — are among the brainiest of beings. In terms of sheer brain size, the sperm whale is tops on…
Peer Pressure Forced Whales and Dolphins To Evolve Big Brains Like Humans, Says Study
Latest Nigerian News,
Published by Slashdot on Wed, 18 Oct 2017 An anonymous reader quotes a report from Quartz: The human brain has evolved and…
Whales, dolphins have rich human-like cultures: Study
The Hans India,
IANS | Oct 18,2017, 05:02 AM IST London : Whales and dolphins live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships…
Dr Doolittle effect: Dolphins
RT Network,
:03 Whales and dolphins may be more like us than previously thought. While they are more comfortable in water than humans, they…
El comportamiento social de ballenas y delfines es más ‘humano’ de lo que creíamos
La Vanguardia,
Para algunos científicos los cetáceos son las segundas criaturas más inteligentes del mundo después de los seres humanos.
Balene e delfini si chiamano per nome e fanno pettegolezzi
La Repubblica,
Una ricerca collega le straordinarie capacità sociali dei cetacei alla grandezza dei loro cervelli GLI MANCA solo il pollice…
Dimensioni cerebrali e comportamento sociale nei cetacei - Le Scienze
Le Scienze,
La complessità del comportamento sociale dei cetacei è correlata alle dimensioni del loro cervello.
What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
TODAY,
Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
Whale behaviour linked to brain size
The Hindu,
Cetaceans — whales and dolphins — are among the brainiest of beings. In terms of sheer brain size, the sperm whale is top on…
Whales show brains, social interaction go together: study
The Toronto Star,
By The Canadian Press Tues., Oct. 17, 2017 The rich social interaction and highly evolved brains of some whales are linked in a…
Cetáceos llevan vidas “como las de los humanos” gracias a sus grandes cerebros, según estudio
El Ciudadano,
La vida no es tan diferente bajo el mar. Los delfines nariz de botella usan herramientas simples, las orcas se llaman por sus…
Whales and dolphins live in 'complex' societies like humans do
Sky News,
There is "overwhelming" evidence whales and dolphins live in "complex" societies with distinct cultural traits, scientists have…
Whales And Dolphins Have Human-Like Societies Due To Big And Complex Brains
Tech Times,
Cetaceans, which include whales and dolphins, have human-like societies. Scientists said that the social and cultural…
Big-brained dolphins and whales lead 'human-like lives'
New York Daily News,
The behaviors of 90 different species of dolphins, whales and porpoises showed that the bigger the species' brain, the more "huma…
Human-like ‘cultures’ exist among whales, dolphins: Study
The Indian Express,
It found overwhelming evidence that Cetaceans have sophisticated social and cooperative behaviour traits, similar to many found…
Dolphins, Whales Live In Culturally Rich Societies, Have Regional Dialects: Study
International Business Times,
A study has emerged linking the complexity of Cetacean culture and social behavior to the size of their brains.
Whales, dolphins have human-like 'cultures': Study
Times of India,
LONDON: Whales and dolphins live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, communicate with each other and…
Whales, dolphins follow rich 'human-like' culture, says study
Zee News (India),
London: Whales and dolphins live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other and even have…
Whales, dolphins have rich 'human-like' cultures: Study
Times of India,
London, Oct 17 (IANS) Whales and dolphins live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other…
Whales, dolphins have rich 'human-like' cultures: Study
Yahoo! News,
London, Oct 17 (IANS) Whales and dolphins live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other…
Whales, dolphins have rich ‘human-like’ cultures: Study
CanIndia,
London, Oct 17 (IANS) Whales and dolphins live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other…
Big and brilliant: Complex whale behaviour tied to brain size
The Malay Mail Online,
Scientists have identified key differences among cetaceans linked to brain size.
Big and brilliant: Complex whale behaviour tied to brain size
The Malay Mail Online,
Scientists have identified key differences among cetaceans linked to brain size.
Peer pressure forced whales and dolphins to evolve big brains, like humans
Global Advisors,
The human brain has evolved and expanded over millennia to accommodate our ever-more-complex needs and those of our societies.
Peer pressure forced whales and dolphins to evolve big brains, like humans
Quartz,
The human brain has evolved and expanded over millennia to accommodate our ever-more-complex needs and those of our societies.
Whale and dolphin ‘societies’ have similar cultural traits to humans
World News SBS,
Whales and dolphins live in complex "societies" that mimic those of human populations, say scientists.
Φάλαινες και δελφίνια ζουν σε κοινωνίες, μιλούν διαλέκτους και κουτσομπολεύουν...
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Whales and dolphins have complex relationships, human-like 'cultures': Study
Firstpost,
London: Whales and dolphins live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, communicate with each other and…
Whales and dolphins have human-like 'cultures': Study
Daily News & Analysis (dna),
Whales and dolphins live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, communicate with each other and even have…
Νέα διεθνής επιστημονική μελέτη αναδεικνύει τα «ανθρώπινα» κοινωνικά χαρακτηριστικά των κητωδών
To Vima,
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Big and brilliant: complex behavior of whales and dolphins tied to brain size
Stuff.co.nz,
Whales and dolphins (cetaceans) are among the brainiest of beings. In terms of sheer brain size, the sperm whale is tops on…
Whales and dolphins have tight-knit social groups and 'human-like' cultures and societies
The Journal (Ireland),
WHALES AND DOLPHINS live in tightly knit social groups and have rich “human-like” cultures and societies, according to new…
Dolphins and Whales Live in Surprisingly Complex, Human-Like Societies
Vice,
Did you ever start watching The Cove, but then turn it off because dolphins smile in a way that assures you they're a lot like…
Big and brilliant - complex behaviour linked to large brains
Radio New Zealand ,
Navigation for News Categories In terms of sheer brain size, the sperm whale is top on Earth, with a brain six times larger…
Could Whales and Dolphins build cities?
About Manchester,
The answer is no but only because they have not physically developed opposable thumbs with which to use tools.
Big and brilliant: Study links large size of sperm whale's brain to complex social behavior | The Japan Times
The Japan Times,
Cetaceans — whales and dolphins — are among the brainiest of beings. In terms of sheer brain size, the sperm whale is tops on…
Big and brilliant: complex whale behavior tied to brain size
MetroNews US,
By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cetaceans -- whales and dolphins -- are among the brainiest of beings.
Big and brilliant: complex whale behavior tied to brain size
Yahoo! News,
By Will Dunham Big and brilliant: complex whale behavior tied to brain size WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cetaceans -- whales and…
Big and Brilliant: Complex Whale Behavior Tied to Brain Size
USNews.com,
By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cetaceans -- whales and dolphins -- are among the brainiest of beings.
News story from Daily Mail on Monday 16 October 2017
Daily Mail,
Whales and dolphins lead 'human-like lives' thanks to big brains, says study
Long Room,
Life is not so different beneath the ocean waves. Bottlenose dolphins use simple tools, orcas call each other by name, and…
Whales, dolphins form ‘human-like’ societies and cultures, scientists say
Breitbart News Network,
Oct. 16 (UPI) — Whale and dolphin societies are rich, complex and remarkably “human-like,” scientists argue in a new paper…
Whales, dolphins form 'human-like' societies and cultures, scientists say
UPI.com,
Oct. 16 (UPI) -- Whale and dolphin societies are rich, complex and remarkably "human-like," scientists argue in a new paper…
What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
TODAY,
Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
TODAY,
Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
TODAY,
Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
TODAY,
Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
TODAY,
Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
TODAY,
Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
TODAY,
Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
TODAY,
Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
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