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Feathered Geniuses: Why That Smart Bird in Your Rainforest Is Probably Smarter Than Your Last Blind Date

Have you ever looked at a pigeon bobbing its head rhythmically on a subway platform and wondered, What is going on behind those tiny, unblinking eyes? We humans love to pat ourselves on the back. We built the internet, we invented sliced bread, and we figured out how to stream high-definition movies while flying at 35,000 feet. Naturally, we assumed we held the absolute monopoly on brainpower. But Mother Nature, with her wicked sense of humor, decided to distribute high-end cognitive computing equipment to creatures covered in feathers. Step aside, Silicon Valley. The real masterclass in survival, multitasking, and linguistic acrobatics is happening high up in the emerald canopy of the tropical rainforest. And no, it doesn’t involve a Wi-Fi connection, a smartphone, or a subscription fee. BUY NOW: Amazing Animal Adventures: Facts That Will Blow Your Mind I PDF eBook The Einstein of the Ecosystem Picture this: You are a vibrant, medium-sized, ash-colored bird with a jaunty crims...

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