This test is much less definitive than when used for primates; because, primates can touch the mark or the mirror, while cetaceans cannot, making their alleged self-recognition behavior less certain.
Primates can touch the mark or the mirror, while cetaceans cannot, making their alleged self-recognition behavior less certain. This test is much less definitive than when used for primates.
This test is much less definitive than when used for primates. Primates can touch the mark or the mirror, while cetaceans cannot, making their alleged self-recognition behavior less certain.
This test is much less definitive than when used for primates. Primates can touch the mark or the mirror, while cetaceans cannot, making their alleged self-recognition behavior less certain.