A crow perched on a branch with a focused gaze

Crows process visual information twice as fast as mammals

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This finding highlights that crows, with their compact nervous systems, can evaluate visual information at speeds twice as fast as mammals. The research suggests that the structure of birds' nervous systems may contribute to their rapid processing abilities.

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Originally published by arstechnica

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