Clever Birds use Weight and Sound when choosing their Nuts Medicine & Technology May 26, 2015 In yet another example of avian ingenuity, researchers from Poland and Korea have discovered that birds have the ability to use weight and sound to distinguish more desirable peanuts from their less desirable counterparts.
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