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Parrot Species Observed In Rare Behavior Of Making, And Sharing, Tools

Parrot species native to Madagascar can use tools to grind seashells as a way to get their daily calcium intake, researchers find. It's the first time a nonhuman species has been observed using a tool for grinding, they say.

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