The Animals Behaving in 'Humanlike' Ways
Briefly

Many animals are more sophisticated than humans once gave them credit for. Evidence suggests chimps might recognize themselves in a mirror, elephants use namelike calls to identify one another, and some animals review their past to plan ahead for their future.
If we can find these actions elsewhere in the animal kingdom, then what does humanlike really mean, anyway?
Read at The Atlantic
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