likely not, but when I think of intelligent animals, orcas, dolphins, and various apes for example, I think of their social structures.
Hmm. Is curiosity necessarily tied to sociability? (Quoted tweet is about koalas)https://twitter.com/deanboop/status/829480247351406592 …
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and along with intelligence, curiosity. Hard to think of intelligence without it, but that's what you were driving at initially, right?
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if not social, animal only curious about food, shelter, sex. If social limitless num things to show off to others.
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hmm interesting hypothesis. I'd think generic ('scientific') curiosity could be solitary.
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apex predators tend to be more curious I'd guess because the environment is safer for them. Exploration is lower downside
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