Wild chickadees confound scientific theory

Canadian researchers studying the spatial memory of wild mountain chickadees have found the birds contradict prior research showing how they navigate.
The University of Alberta study of wild birds is the first to reveal a different pattern. Previously, only animals raised in human-made enclosures had been tested.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news5460.html">Wild chickadees confound scientific theory</a></p> <p>Canadian researchers studying the spatial memory of wild mountain chickadees have found the birds contradict prior research showing how they navigate. <br>The University of Alberta study of wild birds is the first to reveal a different pattern. Previously, only animals raised in human-made enclosures had been tested.</p>