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Researchers find Asian elephants can resist impulsive behavior
Researchers at the CUNY Graduate Center and Hunter College have found that Asian elephants can suppress impulsive behaviors and adjust their actions when circumstances change—a cognitive ability that may help explain the animals’ sophisticated problem-solving skills and social behavior. The findings could ultimately contribute to conservation strategies aimed at reducing conflict between elephants and people, particularly in areas of Asia where elephants and human communities increasingly share the same landscapes.
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nautil.us
Elephants Think Before They Act - Nautilus
It’s a remarkable act of impulse control
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clarin.com
Los elefantes asiáticos controlan sus impulsos para tomar mejores decisiones: “Generalmente lograban reprimirlo”
Para evaluar este comportamiento, el equipo sometió a dieciséis elefantes asiáticos a unas pruebas en el Instituto Nacional del Elefante en Tailandia.
