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Orangutans Have a 'Cultural Encyclopaedia' to Know How to Eat when They Become Independent
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When an orangutan separates from his mother, after spending the first fifteen years together approximately, he already carries with him a kind of mental catalogue of almost 250 edible plants and animals, and the knowledge of how to obtain them. A study collected in the journal Nature Human Behaviour reveals that no orangutan could acquire on his own, through the typical test-error test, this kind of ‘encyclopedic knowledge’ to feed on his own wh…
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