We examined the subjective experiences of crows.
The inaugural posts at my blog back in early April of 2023 show my perhaps inordinate fondness for crows and ravens in particular. Here are the respective posts: https://psodmusings.wordpress.com/2023/04/06/crows-ravens-part-1-of-2/ and https://psodmusings.wordpress.com/2023/04/07/crows-and-ravens-part-2-of-2/
And I will soon be adding your co-authored article on corvid consciousness to my transdisciplinary bibliography on animal ethics, rights, and law: https://www.academia.edu/4843888/Animal_Ethics_Rights_and_Law_bibliography
I love the historical paintings. It shows fascination with animals even in the past. Thanks for sharing!
my pleasure!
This is fantastic. When in grade school, our kid did a project on Corvus brachyrhynchos. What a fascinating species!
At least at this point in my life, I think advocating for birds is the sweet-spot for helping reduce cruelty to animals.
That must have been a fun project!
Birds don’t get enough attention, but the research on their intelligence has helped I hope to see them less as pests - as was once common.
The inaugural posts at my blog back in early April of 2023 show my perhaps inordinate fondness for crows and ravens in particular. Here are the respective posts: https://psodmusings.wordpress.com/2023/04/06/crows-ravens-part-1-of-2/ and https://psodmusings.wordpress.com/2023/04/07/crows-and-ravens-part-2-of-2/
And I will soon be adding your co-authored article on corvid consciousness to my transdisciplinary bibliography on animal ethics, rights, and law: https://www.academia.edu/4843888/Animal_Ethics_Rights_and_Law_bibliography
I love the historical paintings. It shows fascination with animals even in the past. Thanks for sharing!
my pleasure!
This is fantastic. When in grade school, our kid did a project on Corvus brachyrhynchos. What a fascinating species!
At least at this point in my life, I think advocating for birds is the sweet-spot for helping reduce cruelty to animals.
That must have been a fun project!
Birds don’t get enough attention, but the research on their intelligence has helped I hope to see them less as pests - as was once common.