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Smart Animals: Sea Otters Used Tools Even Before Dolphins and Humans Did, Study Says
A new study suggests that ancestors of sea otters were already using tools millions of years ago. This means the species learned to use tool earlier than dolphins.
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New Victory for Animal Rights! Baltmore National Aquarium Frees Dolphins to Oceanside Habitat
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