Betty the Toolmaker!: Supersmart Crow

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The narrative centers on groundbreaking research conducted at Oxford University, where scientists studied the remarkable intelligence of crows, particularly focusing on two birds named Betty and Abel. Through experiments, they discovered the birds' ability to create and use tools, revealing their cognitive skills. This graphic nonfiction adventure not only highlights this fascinating research but also delves into the broader world of intelligent animals, showcasing other extraordinary tales of crow ingenuity.