Scientists came to the conclusion that not only are people able to learn from their fellow human beings, but even animals, insects copy the behavior of each other.
For example, the bees also transfer knowledge to the brethren.
Bees have an amazing ability, after some time members of its hive, will be able to repeat their action. If one insect learns how to gather pollen in an unusual way, then after a short period of time this technique possess all the others. In addition, several years ago, zoologists from the University of St Andrews in Scotland found monkeys the ability to learn from the experience after watching the video.
In the experiment, ordinary igranka showed a video during which monkeys of the same breed opened a box of products, with the animals, watching the unfolding events, did not know how to perform this operation. However, after watching the video with no problems repeating the action.
Moreover, parrots are also able to learn how to perform a certain operation by observing other birds. This hypothesis was proved by the experts from the Vienna institution of higher education.
