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the conduit to scientists and specialists that empowers people to protect whales, dolphins and porpoises, their cultures and their homes.
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| episode 32: 2008 January 25 |
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E32: Do animals think?
 Whales-online speaks with Dr Clive Wynne, Associate Professor at the University of Florida about the interesting subject of how humans perceive the intelligence of animals.
Clive explains to whales-online that his research seeks to sweep all the debris of traditional views of animals, now mixed up with mauled science, right off the table and start again. In so doing he describes some of the many myths about animal minds, without detracting from the wonders of the natural world.
Episode tags – animal intelligence, cognition, do animals think
Photo credit: Clive Wynne
 Book review
Do Animals Think? provides a useful and authoritative … summary for the general reader of the findings and opinions of cognitive ethologists ... In asking the question Do animals think?, Clive Wynne is also supporting the cause of improving animal welfare by increasing awareness about animals as beings that are supremely and uniquely well adapted to their ways of life.
Juliet Clutton-Brock, Times Literary Supplement
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| Presenter: Margi Prideaux |
| Posted: 2008 January 25 |
| Duration: 21:58 |
| File size: 7.8 |
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