For centuries, orangutans' ability to use tools went unnoticed, often dismissed as mere imitation. However, a breakthrough in the secluded swamps of Sumatra unveiled their remarkable skills. Similarly, intelligent crows exhibit a knack for crafting surprisingly advanced tools. What drives the inquisitive nature of these two species and fuels their remarkable inventiveness?
Show
David Attenborough's Natural Curiosities
Episode
S03E02
Air Date
Feb 09, 2015