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These discussions demonstrate high enthusiasm about the research, with posts emphasizing how elephants' ability to use smell for quantity assessment is fascinating and novel. Words like 'exciting,' references to sharing with kids, and mentions of media coverage across platforms reflect both curiosity and the perceived importance of the findings, though mostly from a general interest perspective rather than deep scientific critique or widespread impact acknowledgment.
Most discussions support the findings, noting the novelty and significance of elephants using olfactory cues for quantity judgment, though some express enthusiasm rather than deep skepticism or endorsement.
Posts show high interest, with many sharing enthusiasm, plans to discuss with others, and expressing excitement about the research's implications.
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The discussions highlight the potential influence of the study, especially in educational or conservation contexts, though the overall recognition of broad scientific impact is moderate.
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Elephants have a nose for quantity: "elephants may be unique in their use of olfaction in cognitive tasks" https://t.co/skHGdEflzb
@NoahwithFish @ICB_journal I’m biased but I love @CCCAnimals et Al’s paper: https://t.co/RpUNVs0Wyn. Imo every section is simple, elegant, readable, and understandable even if you have no formal training in animal behavior
Fillerin bu eşsiz koku ayırt etme yeteneklerini sadece farklı kokuları değil, aynı kokuya sahip ayçiçeği tohumlarının farklı oranlarında olduğu yerleri bulmada da kullandıkları yani koku duyusunu miktar tayininde göz yerine kullandıkları da bulundu. https://t.co/o7lUFMrsfu
exciting new paper showing that elephants can detect food quantity by our colleague Josh Plotnik at Hunter College CUNY....Elephants have a nose for quantity | PNAS https://t.co/Et3cNQBemu
#MadeAtWiko "Elephants have a nose for quantity", coauthored by Fellow 2017/18 @hannahsmumby https://t.co/5X6QnZUXAP #LifeSciences
Elephants can distinguish between different quantities of food using their sense of smell, not just sight, by choosing the container with more sunflower seeds. Their ability to differentiate depends on how different the…
Elephants can distinguish between different quantities of food using their sense of smell, not just sight. This ability depends on the difference in amounts, providing insight into animal sensory reliance and cognition.
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@NoahwithFish @ICB_journal I’m biased but I love @CCCAnimals et Al’s paper: https://t.co/RpUNVs0Wyn. Imo every section is simple, elegant, readable, and understandable even if you have no formal training in animal behavior
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Fillerin bu eşsiz koku ayırt etme yeteneklerini sadece farklı kokuları değil, aynı kokuya sahip ayçiçeği tohumlarının farklı oranlarında olduğu yerleri bulmada da kullandıkları yani koku duyusunu miktar tayininde göz yerine kullandıkları da bulundu. https://t.co/o7lUFMrsfu
Elephants have a nose for quantity https://t.co/Sj4FumEN6T
Elephants have a nose for quantity. Elephants chose the larger quantity of food by smelling for it. https://t.co/GJOttytROr https://t.co/vjzjCPrjyg
Elephants have a nose for quantity https://t.co/3d6BDYb5JU
Elephants have a nose for quantity: "elephants may be unique in their use of olfaction in cognitive tasks" https://t.co/skHGdEflzb
I will share this with kids in the Zoo: Elephants have a nose for quantity. https://t.co/Ox2HAOz37s
exciting new paper showing that elephants can detect food quantity by our colleague Josh Plotnik at Hunter College CUNY....Elephants have a nose for quantity | PNAS https://t.co/Et3cNQBemu
Elephants have a nose for quantity | PNAS https://t.co/zKbzlpNPDv
#MadeAtWiko "Elephants have a nose for quantity", coauthored by Fellow 2017/18 @hannahsmumby https://t.co/5X6QnZUXAP #LifeSciences
Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, 116(25), 12566-12571. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1818284116. Plotnik, J. M., & de Waal, F. B. M. (2014a) ...
Elephants have a nose for quantity. PNAS. Doi: 10.1073/pnas.1818284116. More references. Share on Facebook ...
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1818284116. Journal information: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. © 2019 Science X Network. + Explore further ...
PNAS DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1818284116. Topics: animals/; animal intelligence. Advertisement. Sign up to our weekly newsletter. Receive a weekly dose ...
10.1073/pnas.1818284116. Keywords. /Social sciences/Psychological science/Cognitive psychology/Cognition/Perception/Perceptual processes ...
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