Our list of animals that pass the mirror test now mentions promising candidates: manta rays! http://bit.ly/1D1SnZO "The rays would repeatedly swim in front of the mirror, turning over to show their undersides and moving their fins. When in front of the mirror, they even blew bubbles, an unusual behavior. What the rays didn’t do is try to socially interact with the mirror image. All of this suggests that the rays might recognize it’s themselves they’re seeing in the mirror, not another ray. Howev

A mirror test shows how a person interacts with reflections to find a hidden key. When the mirror is in front, spatial reasoning works. But when the mirror is to the side, it flips them into confusion. Interesting! #SpatialAwareness #MirrorTest #CognitiveFunction #Psychology #BrainGames | Real Stories

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