tool-using

After all, which is evolution more directed toward: tool-using or finding potential mates?

February 19th, 2009 m_francis 2009

That allows parent birds to take juveniles to tool-using sites, and let young birds play with "grown up" tools.

New Caledonian Crows Teach Tool Use By Taking Children To 'School' The Huffington Post News Team 2010

That allows parent birds to take juveniles to tool-using sites, and let young birds play with "grown up" tools.

New Caledonian Crows Teach Tool Use By Taking Children To 'School' BBC 2010

Most tool-using species only use their aid of choice for a single specific reason.

Crows surprise researchers with advanced tool use 2011

So from what has been published, I and others think it's much more likely that these marks are the result of the known ability of these natural agencies to damage bone rather than the previously unknown tool-using abilities of Australopithecus.

Study Suggests Earlier Meat-Eating In Hominids 2010

So from what has been published, I and others think it's much more likely that these marks are the result of the known ability of these natural agencies to damage bone rather than the previously unknown tool-using abilities of Australopithecus.

Study Suggests Earlier Meat-Eating In Hominids 2010

This is perhaps not surprising, for at the genome level we humans are still our Paleolithic selves: smart, tool-using primates who have evolved, like every other species, to live in daily contact with the rest of nature.

Linda Buzzell: The 'Wild Nature' in Our Bodies 2010

We are tool-using animals and our bodies feel better when we've got tools in our hands.

Mark Frauenfelder: The Courage to Screw Up: Why DIY Is Good for You 2010

This is perhaps not surprising, for at the genome level we humans are still our Paleolithic selves: smart, tool-using primates who have evolved, like every other species, to live in daily contact with the rest of nature.

The 'Wild Nature' in Our Bodies 2010

So from what has been published, I and others think it's much more likely that these marks are the result of the known ability of these natural agencies to damage bone rather than the previously unknown tool-using abilities of Australopithecus.

Study Suggests Earlier Meat-Eating In Hominids 2010