Exploring The Canine Brain

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Exploring The Canine Brain

If you’ve ever asked yourself, “What is my dog thinking right now?” there is new research that promises to take you one step closer toward the answer to that question. Sam Litzinger spoke with the study’s lead researcher, Dr. Gregory Berns about the exciting possibilities for using MRI technology with canines. Then, we learn how to understand avian behavior in this week’s edition of BirdNote.

If you’ve ever asked yourself, “What is my dog thinking right now?” there is new research that promises to take you one step closer toward the answer to that question. Sam Litzinger spoke with the study’s lead researcher, Dr. Gregory Berns about the exciting possibilities for using MRI technology with canines. Then, we learn how to understand avian behavior in this week’s edition of BirdNote. Music: “Animal Dreams” by Bob James.

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pangit ka wrote:

An average dog has brain of about 3 to 3 1/2 oz. But no matter how big or small the brain of a dog they are basically smart. - The Balancing Act

May 2, 2013 - 8:24am
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