Fish can recognize themselves in photos, further evidence they may be self-aware 
By Betsy Mason US Source: sciencenews 2/6/2023
Betsy Mason
Credit: marrio31/iStock/Getty Images Plus
Some fish can recognize their own faces in photos and mirrors, an ability usually attributed to humans and other animals considered particularly brainy, such as chimpanzees, scientists report. Finding the ability in fish suggests that self-awareness may be far more widespread among animals than scientists once thought.
 

“It is believed widely that the animals that have larger brains will be more intelligent than animals of the small brain,” such as fish, says animal sociologist Masanori Kohda of Osaka Metropolitan University in Japan. It may be time to rethink that assumption, Kohda says.

 
Continue...

News Id SourceStampcountry
4776New fish species found off Taitungtaipeitimes2005-05-28TW
4777In River of Many Aliens, Snakehead Looms as ThreatWashington Post 2005-05-28US
4778Foiling fugitive fishinnovations2005-02-21CA
4779Scientist finds little surprise lurking at bottom of the harboursmh2005-07-11CA
4780Sinking Fish May Fast-Track Mercury Pollution to the Deep Seaeos.org2020-12-22US
4781Mint pollution kills 6,000 fishbbc news2005-07-04UK
4782How fish hear and make sounds at same timeinnovations2005-04-07US
4783Fishy secret of why men attractbbc news2005-03-22UK
4784Researcher Focuses on Atka MackerelNOAA2005-03-18US
4785'Cowardly and selfish' act hits Turtles Kingston conservation effort 2020-08-24CA
4786Where goldfish come fromCNN/Money2005-03-21US
4787Multiple genes permit closely related fish species to mix and match their color visioneurekalert2005-10-10UK
4788Angler floored by monster catchbbc news2005-08-01UK
4789Haddock catch plan sparks angerbbc news2005-10-21UK
4790Ban on long-line commercial fishing may be lifted / Restyled hook won't spare sea turtles, opponents contendsfgate2005-08-05US
4791New species are being found in record numbers in the river. Now TV viewers have a chance to name one of themtheguardian2005-04-03UK
4792Criminal probe into Barents chasebbc news2005-11-01UK
4793Fish reveal hidden depthstheguardian2005-04-15UK
4794Scientists call for urgent action to save Atlantic tunatheguardian2005-04-28UK
4795Some fish like it hotabc news2005-04-27NZ
4796Tuna fears exaggeratedstarbulletin2005-04-30US
4797Quarter of Irish sea cod 'illegal'bbc news2005-12-07IE
4798'Splash' R.I.P.; Former World Record Blue Catfish Turns Fins Upunderwatertimes2005-12-09US
4799Risk assessments urged for fish escaping from net-pen aquacultureinnovations-report2005-03-05US
4800How an Israeli scientist changed the piscine worldclevelandjewishnews2005-12-08IL

214 215 216 191 of [217 - pages.]