Sean Dooley: Cockatoos, Dance Moves and the Joy of Play
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New research shows cockatoos have at least 30 distinct dance moves and they might do it simply for fun. Sean Dooley explains what this discovery reveals about cockatoo intelligence, wellbeing, and the surprisingly playful side of Australia’s cheekiest birds.
Guest: Sean Dooley, National Public Affairs Manager at BirdLife Australia
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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