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We would make statements like “Humans are the only animals that use tools” (a fine theory until primates were observed doing the same thing), or “Humans are the only animals to use language” (until discovery of communication in dolphins, whales, and other species).

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We would make statements like “Humans are the only animals that use tools” (a fine theory until primates were observed doing the same thing), or “Humans are the only animals to use language” (until discovery of communication in dolphins, whales, and other species).

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We would make statements like “Humans are the only animals that use tools” (a fine theory until primates were observed doing the same thing), or “Humans are the only animals to use language” (until discovery of communication in dolphins, whales, and other species).

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15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

The octopus has been heralded as the most intelligent invertebrate on the planet, and its use of tools is often improvised.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

Elephants have a remarkable ability to use tools, utilizing their dextrous trunk like an arm.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

Their many clever tricks include manipulating sticks and twigs to extract insects from logs, dropping walnuts in front of moving cars to crack them, and even using scrap paper as a rake or sponge.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

Until 1963, when Jane Goodall published her work on wild chimpanzees and their use of tools, most scientists believed that tool use was a uniquely human trait.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

To prove it, here's our list of 15 creatures from across the animal kingdom that use tools.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

To name just a few examples: chimpanzees fashion twigs for termite fishing, use stone and wooden tools to crack open nuts, and sharpen spears out of sticks to hunt; gorillas use walking poles to measure water depth; orangutans can pick a lock with a paperclip; and capuchins make stone knives by banging flint against the floor until the pieces are sharp.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

Birds are among the most prolific tool users, and one of the most startling examples is the Egyptian vulture.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

There are endless instances of tool use among primates.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

Parrots may be the most intelligent birds in the world, and examples of their use of tools are numerous.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

There are several species of finch that use tools, but the most famous might be the Galapagos woodpecker finch.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

Even insects use tools, especially social insects such as ants and wasps.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

One of the most famous tool users is the beaver.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

An otter regularly carries a stone around on its belly and uses it to pound open its mollusk meal.

15 remarkable animals that use tools | MNN - Mother Nature Network

They use branches as back-scratchers, use leaves to swat flies, and chew on bark to make it spongy enough to absorb scarce drinking water.

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Yes

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When I was in school we were taught that humans are the only animals that use tools.