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RE: reptile intelligence redux

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Posted by: FR at Mon Nov 22 10:56:58 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   





They also learn quickly. I trained one female to eat out of my hands, and four others copied her.

But, so did gophersnakes and diamondbacks.

In my opinion, after studying many species of snakes and lizards, they are are very intelligent, its more about how we precieve their movements that allow us to think one species is smarter then other. Kinda like why many folks think lizards are smarter. You know, because they have eyelids and you can detect eye movement. Cheers


   

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