Unlikely animal found to have sophisticated self-awareness
Briefly

Our study established cleaner fish as the first non-human animal to be demonstrated to possess private self-awareness.
The live fish checked their reflection before deciding whether or not to fight, which influenced their choice significantly.
By looking at themselves in the mirror, the live fish only attacked the image of the smaller fish - not the larger one.
This suggests that the fish were weighing the risk of attacking before making a decision, showcasing advanced cognitive abilities.
Read at Mail Online
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