New research shows that elephants can think before they act and suppress impulsive behavior. In experiments at the National Elephant Institute in Thailand, Asian elephants were given a transparent box containing fruit. Instead of immediately reaching for the food, they chose the learned side opening. When the box was rotated, they first reached toward the old position, but quickly corrected...

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