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Animal Cognition

@animalcognitionTracked since May 2026

Observed Jul 24, 2026 · stalePublic earnings

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creating content about animal intelligence.

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0% · 30 days

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$1/mo

8 membership tiers

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Where the 17 observed tier members sit

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$1/moTadpole211.8% of observed tier members

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Growth signals — Animal Cognition

2 paid members · past 30 days

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May 202614 weeks trackedNow

Animal Cognition2 members · $2/mo

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Animal Cognition's paid members rank in Recommended cohort
Rank	Creator and why included	Paid members	Gap vs Animal Cognition	Freshness
#4	All CreaturesPodcastsContent relevance + business context	21	19 more	Jul 22, 2026Stale
#5	TheSameStarSheepSanctuaryWritingContent relevance + business context	3	1 more	Aug 2, 2026
#6	Angi-PantsWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	2	Same value	Jul 24, 2026Stale
#6	Animal CognitionProfileWritingPaid members position in Recommended cohort	2	Reference	Jul 24, 2026Stale
#8	Acinonyx SimGamesContent relevance + business context	1	1 fewer	Jul 20, 2026Stale

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Image Latest postPublicNew Interview: The Lizard Lab

We've just published our interview with Professor Martin Whiting, head of The Lizard Lab! Martin and his team specialize in studying the cognition of various lizard species, as well as other herptiles.

Aug 10, 2018 0 likes 0 comments

View 0 commentsJuly 2018 Update Jul 31, 2018ArticleJul 31, 2018$1 tier & up 0 0 New Interview with Spider Cognition Researcher Fiona CrossSpiders can plan ahead and outwit dangerous prey. In our interview with arachnologist Fiona Cross, she told us all about why spiders have such fascinating minds.ArticleApr 20, 2018Public 0 0 New Article on Elephant PersonalitiesApr 1, 2018 View postImageApr 1, 2018Public 0 0 View 0 commentsAC is Back in Action Oct 31, 2017ArticleOct 31, 2017$1 tier & up 0 0 View 0 commentsHiatus Announcment Aug 31, 2017ArticleAug 31, 2017$1 tier & up 0 0

Animal CognitionDo Dolphins Have Names? - Dolphins have something called "signature whistles", which can be used similarly to how humans use names. Each dolphin has its own signature whistle, which it often...ArticleAug 15, 2017Public 0 0

Do Dolphins Have Names?Our latest Facebook post covering new research on dolphin communication.ArticleAug 15, 2017Public 0 0

Animal CognitionDo rats know when they've forgotten something? New research shows that they do. This is an ability called "metamemory", a type of metacognition. In the experiment, rats were tested on their ability...ArticleJul 29, 2017Public 0 0

Do Rats Know When They've Forgotten Something?Jul 29, 2017 View post New post on Facebook!ArticleJul 29, 2017Public 0 0 Otter Uses Paws to Feed ItselfJul 10, 2017ArticleJul 10, 2017Public 0 0

https://www.facebook.com/animalcognition/posts/702246026629843No public preview was captured for this post.Article16d agoPublic 0 0

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