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Do Animals Think?

Do Animals Think?

1970 57mDocumentary

Humans and animals are a living chain of nature. To understand on what basis the human mind arose, where are its roots, what was from the beginning? We often look for the key to understanding animals in the wrong place, among the motives of human actions, and we make mistakes.

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Humans and animals are a living chain of nature. To understand on what basis the human mind arose, where are its roots, what was from the beginning? We often look for the key to understanding animals in the wrong place, among the motives of human actions, and we make mistakes.

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animal intelligence

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Feliks SobolevFeliks SobolevDirectorYurii AlikovYurii AlikovWriterMyroslav SkorykMyroslav SkorykComposerLeonid PriadkinCinematography

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Aleksey KonsovskiyAleksey KonsovskiyNarrator (voice)

Director

Feliks Sobolev

Writer

Yurii Alikov

Release date

1 Jan 1970

Runtime

57m

Studio

Kyivnaukfilm

Language

Russian

Country

Soviet Union

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