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A popular piece of animal research indicates that intelligent male Browerbirds appear to have greater "mating success" (researcher lingo for sex). The more sensitive birds may also be more preferred by the opposite sex as well. So much for the jocks. Find out about this fascinating research on animals in this video episode of The Psych Files. 
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- Many thanks to Jason Keagy for his communication regarding this research.
- Here is a link to Dr. Gerald Borgia’s website where you can learn more about the activities of his research group (including info on applying to become a research assistant).
- Thanks to professor Emeritus Stephen Black from Bishop’s University for alerting the Teaching in Psychology discussion list about this neat study on browerbirds
- More on problem solving animals: If you haven’t seen these crows do some neat problem solving then you’re in for a treat.
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A bird in the bush is worth two in the hand.