Scientists reconstruct the dodo’s brain from rare skulls and discover the extinct bird may have been smarter and more adaptable than believed

New research challenges the dodo’s long-held reputation for foolishness. Scientists used CT scans and digital brain reconstruction to study dodo skulls. The findings revealed no significant difference in learning and problem-solving brain regions. This suggests the dodo’s lack of fear towards humans caused its reputation. The study indicates the dodo possessed sensory adaptations for survival on Mauritius.
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