emus and rheas solve tricky problems
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Big birds like emus are technical innovators, study shows
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Big birds like emus are technical innovators, study shows.
First time scientists have been able to show that palaeognath birds such as emus and rheas can solve tricky problems.
Emus , which have previously been called the 'world's dumbest bird' were able to create one new technique to access food.