Friday 28 February 2020

Herring Gulls Return the Compliment

Nico Tinbergen and his colleagues did lots of studies on the Herring gull, especially in relation to the concept of the sign stimulus. A researcher from Exeter University has recently shown that Herring gulls now study humans with a view to locating food items (https://www.theguardian.com/science/2020/feb/26/gulls-observe-humans-to-home-in-on-tasty-scraps-study-finds). They reportedly are more likely to take items that humans have pretended to eat.

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