Mosquitofish's Impressive Intelligence
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Scientists from The Australian National University say male mosquitofish possess impressive problem-solving skills and can successfully navigate mazes and other tests.
Males that perform better have a higher chance of mating.
Scientists measured intelligence of the fish by putting them through a series of underwater tests.
A better brain might help an animal find more mates, have more sex, and eventually have more babies.
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