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Dogs don't recognize themselves in a mirror but may have self-awareness The mirror test is an experiment that'...
16/11/2020

Dogs don't recognize themselves in a mirror but may have self-awareness

The mirror test is an experiment that's supposed to show if an animal has self-awareness. Put a mark on their body when they're unconscious, and if they touch themselves there when looking in a mirror, they know it's their reflection in the mirror. Dogs haven't been able to pass the mirror test. However, one researcher has argued that dogs do pass the test if you do it in a way that tests the sense that's important to them: they can distinguish their own urine from that of other dogs.

Dogs can hear much higher pitches than humans The highest pitches discernible to the human ear are around 20 ki...
31/10/2020

Dogs can hear much higher pitches than humans

The highest pitches discernible to the human ear are around 20 kilohertz, whereas dogs can hear up to 45 kilohertz. This ability probably evolved so they could hear the high-pitched sounds of small prey like mice. However, while dogs can hear those "silent" dog whistles that you can't, high-frequency sounds don't carry as far or pass through objects, so they're only useful in limited situations.

A dog's nose can detect heat, too A recently published study has discovered that dogs can detect weak thermal r...
14/10/2020

A dog's nose can detect heat, too

A recently published study has discovered that dogs can detect weak thermal radiation—or warmth—with their noses, at a distance. Dogs could reliably tell the difference between two objects, one warm and one room temperature, that were 1.6 meters away, even though they looked and smelled identical. Functional magnetic resonance imaging showed that a particular part of their brain was activated when detecting the warmth.

Dogs can detect incredibly faint smells With that sensitive equipment in their snouts and brains, dogs can det...
29/09/2020

Dogs can detect incredibly faint smells

With that sensitive equipment in their snouts and brains, dogs can detect odors even when they are unbelievably weak. Experiments have shown that dogs can detect a test chemical at a ratio of one part per trillion. In one experiment, dogs could identify the smell of ovarian cancer in a single drop of blood.

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