New Caledonian crows use and make tools.
Why it is true
New Caledonian crows use twigs and leaves to extract insects from logs. In the laboratory, they have been able to shape wires into hooks to retrieve food, demonstrating a tool-making ability very rare in the animal kingdom.
Source: Journal of Experimental Biology
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