Birds process visual information twice as fast as mammals, study finds

A study reports that birds evaluate visual information in 235 milliseconds, twice as fast as mammals, attributed to brain structure and high body temperature. The finding is based on research but lacks specific methodology or publication details, so the claim is emerging. This matters for understanding comparative neuroscience and cognitive evolution.

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