
Back-scratching bovine leads scientists to reassess intelligence of cows
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A cow named Veronika in Austria has demonstrated a remarkable ability to use tools, prompting scientists to reconsider the intelligence of cattle. This behavior, previously only observed in humans and chimpanzees, involves Veronika using sticks to scratch her body. Her owner, Witgar Wiegele, an organic farmer, has documented this unique behavior, which challenges existing perceptions of bovine cognitive abilities.
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Historically, tool use has been a hallmark of advanced intelligence, primarily associated with primates. The implications of Veronika's behavior could influence how we view animal welfare and the ethical treatment of livestock, as it emphasizes the need to recognize the mental capabilities of these animals.
This article reflects the findings of a specific case and should not be generalized to all cattle.
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