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Parrots will selflessly help each other out
Parrots may be associated with pirates, but it turns out African grey parrots are nothing like the infamously greedy, treasure-seeking criminals. Instead, researchers have discovered that the colorful birds will “voluntarily help each other obtain food rewards” and perform “selfless” acts, according to a 2020 study published in Current Biology. Study co-author Auguste von Bayern noted, “African grey parrots were intrinsically motivated to help others, even if the other individual was not their friend, so they behaved very ‘prosocially.'”
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