A new research shows that Goffin’s cockatoos can combine multiple tools to complete a complex task, a phenomenon which has only been observed only in humans and chimpanzees, so far.

Goffin's cockatoos join humans, chimps as only species known to use toolset to complete tasks: Study

Cockatoos have entered into a garbage war with humans in Sydney. These trash raiding Cockatoos are going against humans to feed on rubbish.

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Scientists have taught cockatoos to play 'golf', according to a study published in Scientific Reports. Using more than one tool simultaneously to achieve an end has played a significant role in the development of human technology.

Watch | Scientists teach cockatoos to play 'golf' using a puzzle box

In an astonishing discovery, researchers have found wild cockatoos to be using three types of tools as “cutlery” to extract seeds from tropical fruit. The researchers came up with the revelation after studying Goffin’s cockatoos on the Tanimbar Islands, a remote archipelago in Indonesia.

With tools as ‘cutlery’, wild cockatoos extract seeds from tropical fruit

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