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Animals that have never been domesticated, such as kangaroos, can intentionally communicate with humans, says a new study.
Challenging the idea that such behavior is restricted to domesticated animals like dogs, horses, and goats, the research was done by the University of Roehampton and the University of Sydney.
Involving kangaroos—marsupials that were never domesticated—at three locations across Australia, the findings revealed that these animals gazed at a human when trying to access food which had been put in a closed box.
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Study Shows Wild Kangaroos Can Intentionally Communicate With Humans - Good News Network
Challenging the idea that such behavior is restricted to domesticated animals like dogs, horses, and goats, the research was done by the University of Roehampton and the University of Sydney.
Involving kangaroos—marsupials that were never domesticated—at three locations across Australia, the findings revealed that these animals gazed at a human when trying to access food which had been put in a closed box.
Continued below.
Study Shows Wild Kangaroos Can Intentionally Communicate With Humans - Good News Network
