Steph

[Steph @StephRuff2322]

@CAB_ProfPerazio My cat Sophie demonstrated play behavior, whose function is unknown. Given that she is declawed, I believe she was playing as a function of increasing the versatility of her movement to walk better (Spinka). Or just for fun cause we don’t know why animals play

[Steph @StephRuff2322]

@CAB_ProfPerazio Mating systems in the animal kingdom are highly varied. The blue-ringed octopi are proving to be socially bisexual, and their known high intelligence supposes that they are very aware of what they are doing 🐙😘🐙(source: https://t.co/Eauic0uJPX)

[Steph @StephRuff2322]

@CAB_ProfPerazio Being a member of the Corvus family I’m going to lean towards it being learned. 🤔

[Steph @StephRuff2322]

@CAB_ProfPerazio my walk to class was enjoyed by several vocalizations from the local crows. 1 crow would call out 3 short, high pitched calls and then pause to wait for a response. These calls acted as a social releaser and were responded to with a variety of low pitched calls