Understanding Corvid Intelligence and Behavior

What characteristic of corvids makes them similar to 'feathered apes'?

• Their size

• Their cognitive abilities

• Their colorful feathers

• Their ability to fly

How do New Caledonian crows use their tools?

• To build nests

• To attract mates

• To extract food from crevices

• To defend against predators

What concept do crows understand that is similar to a financial principle?

• Inflation

• Compound interest

• Taxation

• Budgeting

What behavior in corvids is compared to the Marshmallow Test?

• Flight patterns

• Delayed gratification

• Tool-making

• Mating rituals

What long-term benefit do crows gain from delaying gratification?

• Better flight skills

• Increased food resources

• Improved social relationships

• More colorful feathers