Linking Thinking

Noble Eagles, Nasty Pigeons, Biased Humans

Natalie Ang­ier explains bio­big­otry: “If you have two impor­tant birds from the same region of Latin Amer­ica, said Mr. Fraser [psy­cho­log­i­cal con­ser­va­tion­al­ist], one a hyacinth macaw that looks like fly­ing jew­elry and can vocal­ize like a human, the other a storm petrel that is brown, squawky and cakes the coast­line with guano, guess which face ends up on the next fund-raising calendar.”

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