Guest guest Posted December 22, 2005 Report Share Posted December 22, 2005 DOLPHIN GAMES: MORE THAN CHILD'S PLAY?: (11/09/05): " After years of studying dolphins at play, Kuczaj and his colleagues have reached some surprising conclusions: dolphin games show remarkable cooperation and creativity. Dolphins seem to deliberately make their games difficult, possibly in order to learn from them. And such pastimes may play a key role in the development of culture and in evolution-both among dolphins and other species, including humans. Although dolphins of all ages participated in games, most of the newly invented ones came from the youngsters themselves, the group wrote, providing evidence for a contribution of games to dolphin " culture. " The notion that non-human animals can have culture gained scientific respectability only in this decade. This profound shift in attitudes came as a result of findings that chimpanzees and other primates develop local traditions, such as specific tool use strategies, and pass them on to their offspring. Such " traditions " have been found among dolphins, too. " http://www.world-science.net/exclusives/051107_dolphinfrm.htm what is peace to the people who work the land and die in wars? it was learned in a game that was played by us all who held the top of the hill from the rest was called the king and I can't believe it all was good for humankind Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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