Este pájaro recuerda tu cara… y avisa a los demás

Este pájaro recuerda tu cara… y avisa a los demás Recuerda tu cara durante años. Sabe contar en voz alta. Y fabrica herramientas para fabricar otras herramientas. Y si le haces daño, no solo te recuerda: les enseña a otros a reconocerte como enemigo. Incluso a sus hijos. No es un mono. Es un pájaro que ves todos los días: el cuervo. Capítulos: 0:00 Un pájaro que no olvida 0:33 El experimento de la máscara 2:10 Los funerales 2:28 Los regalos 2:46 El fabricante de herramientas 3:24 La fábula que resultó cierta 3:46 Los semáforos de Sendai 4:04 Cuentan en voz alta 4:29 Patrones y conciencia 5:04 Piensan en el mañana 5:24 Un cerebro del tamaño de una nuez 6:01 El veredicto Fuentes: • Marzluff, Walls, Cornell, Withey y Craig (2010). Lasting recognition of threatening people by wild American crows. Animal Behaviour. • Cornell, Marzluff y Pecoraro (2012). Social learning spreads knowledge about dangerous humans among American crows. Proceedings of the Royal Society B. • Universidad de Washington (2023). Los cuervos del campus dejan de regañar la máscara tras 17 años (Urban@UW). • Swift y Marzluff (2015). Wild American crows gather around their dead to learn about danger. Animal Behaviour. • BBC News (2015). The girl who gets gifts from birds (Gabi Mann, Seattle). • Hunt (1996). Manufacture and use of hook-tools by New Caledonian crows. Nature. • Taylor, Hunt, Holzhaider y Gray (2007). Spontaneous metatool use by New Caledonian crows. Current Biology. • von Bayern et al. (2018). Compound tool construction by New Caledonian crows. Scientific Reports. • Jelbert et al. (2014). Using the Aesop's fable paradigm to investigate causal understanding of water displacement by New Caledonian crows. PLOS ONE. • Nihei (1995). Variations of behaviour of Carrion Crows using automobiles as nutcrackers. Japanese Journal of Ornithology. • Liao, Brecht, Veit y Nieder (2024). Crows "count" the number of self-generated vocalizations. Science. • Kirschhock, Ditz y Nieder (2021). Behavioral and neuronal representation of numerosity zero in the crow. Journal of Neuroscience. • Kabadayi y Osvath (2017). Ravens parallel great apes in flexible planning for tool-use and bartering. Science. • Olkowicz et al. (2016). Birds have primate-like numbers of neurons in the forebrain. PNAS. • Liao, Brecht, Veit y Nieder (2022). Recursive sequence generation in crows. Science Advances. • Nieder, Wagener y Rinnert (2020). A neural correlate of sensory consciousness in a corvid bird. Science. Narración generada con voz sintética. Video de stock: Ahmad Assaf (Pexels), Alexas Fotos (Pexels), Alexas_Fotos (Pixabay), Andreas Schnabl (Pexels), Andres Segura (Pexels), Ann Barnes (Pexels), Aziz Er (Pexels), Balamurugan Elangovan (Pexels), ByKle (Pexels), Chinmaya Kumar Dash (Pexels), ClickerHappy (Pexels), Dasham Tudu (Pexels), Declan Conor (Pexels), Dimitri Baret (Pexels), Dominik Zítka (Pexels), Doğan Alpaslan Demir (Pexels), Eaktas06 (Pixabay), Efrem Efre (Pexels), Emre Photography (Pexels), Engin Akyurt (Pexels), Engin_Akyurt (Pixabay), FlickrVideos (Pixabay), GILBERTO SOARES DOS SANTOS (Pexels), Gylfi Gylfason (Pexels), Heinz-Willi-Koch (Pixabay), In Old News LLC (Pexels), InspiredImages (Pixabay), Irma Sjachlan (Pexels), Jari Lobo (Pexels), John Barnard (Pexels), Joolsmagools ®️ (Pexels), Kaffeesüchtig (Pixabay), Khaled Al amad (Pexels), LayG Traveller (Pexels), Life-Of-Vids (Pixabay), Los Muertos Crew (Pexels), MART PRODUCTION (Pexels), MabelAmber (Pixabay), Marc Pell (Pexels), Mathew Kurian (Pexels), Mehmet Çağlar (Pexels), Mikaël Aguirre (Pexels), Mir Rajjak (Pexels), Monstera Production (Pexels), Naresh Babu (Pexels), Nicky Pe (Pexels), NickyPe (Pixabay), Pavel Danilyuk (Pexels), PerfectlyImperfect (Pexels), Pixabay (Pexels), Pixabay (Pixabay), Polina Tankilevitch (Pexels), Prayatna Maharjan (Pexels), Quentin Ecrepont (Pexels), RDNE Stock project (Pexels), Ralph (Pexels), RavendraSingh (Pixabay), Robert So (Pexels), RoyBuri (Pixabay), Samar L. (Pexels), Scott Precious (Pexels), Siegfried Poepperl (Pexels), Sosa Films (Pexels), Sound Designer S.K Pramanik (Pexels), Stav_It_Sky (Pixabay), StefWithAnF (Pixabay), Studio_Silhouette (Pixabay), Suhas Hanjar (Pexels), TonyDias7 (Pixabay), Townsend Walton (Pexels), TungArt7 (Pixabay), Yan Krukau (Pexels), Zuzanna Musial (Pexels), adege (Pixabay), cottonbro studio (Pexels), https://kaboompics.com/ (Pexels), khanhhoangminh (Pexels), md579 (Pixabay), motionstock (Pixabay), omarzahid (Pixabay), quimuns (Pixabay), rafavila0 (Pixabay), theazshow (Pixabay), Юрій Дудник (Pexels), ‪Amer Mansour (Pexels) Faunautas · https://faunautas.com #documental #animales #ciencia #cuervos