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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #4225 Short Goldfish
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Yoichi Oda of Osaka University in Japan has spent years studying the fine details of memory in goldfish - and he's also convinced that goldfish have a good memory. Some goldfish will come to the glass of their tank whenever people walk into the room. These particular goldfish have worked out that when people turn up, so will food - at least, sometimes. In other words, People equals Food. This is called "associative learning". The fish now associate people with food. Fish also do "social learning", where they learn by watching their fellow fish. Fish are very good at "social learning", because some species of fish are very social. They all hang out together in schools. And to survive in the school, they spend a lot of time - paying attention to what their school mates do.
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