Animals
Persistent Squirrels Learn Which Lever To Push Or Pull To Reach Trapped Food
In the face of a challenge, practice makes perfect for grey squirrels. Researchers from the University of Exeter found that squirrels were able to quickly learn which lever to either push or pull to release food from a closed box when they remained persistent.
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