Disabled kea parrot achieves alpha status through innovative beak jousting technique
Bruce, a kea parrot missing his entire upper beak, achieved alpha male status with the aid of an innovative lower-beak jousting technique. Grabham et al. demonstrate that behavioural innovation can…
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