Which of the following demonstrates that non-human animals can learn cognitive skills?
A)Chimpanzees in the wild have learned how to use stones to crack nuts.
B)Dolphins can learn to repeat whatever action they had performed most recently when instructed to do so by a trainer.
C)In the lab,experimenters have taught primates and other animals to use various tools.
D)All of the answers are correct.

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All of the options demonstrate that non-human animals can learn cognitive skills. Chimpanzees using stones to crack nuts requires problem-solving skills, dolphins repeating actions demonstrate a form of memory and imitation, and teaching primates and other animals to use tools showcases their ability to learn and apply new skills.

Which of the Following Demonstrates That Non-Human Animals Can Learn