A mirror was set up in the Amazon rainforest, an assortment of animals approached to investigate their reflection.
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A wildlife photography workshop called Untamed Photography set up the mirror with the aim to better understand intelligence of big cats in the Amazon. Wild cats and other animals that approached reacted in various ways. Some were scared. Others were curious. It’s relatively rare for an animal to have the capacity for self-recognition. It takes human babies 18 to 24 months to catch on to what they’re seeing in the mirror. Some animals like dolphins, elephants, and some great apes know they’re looking at themselves. Others just stand perplexed in front of the glass.
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