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Just look at Amber, the Orangutan in this video. She recently got to examine her reflection in the mirror for the first time, and she had an absolute blast! Oh, Amber… She definitely gives off diva ...

It's second nature, thanks in part to brain cells called "mirror neurons." They're active when we jump up and down. They're active when we wiggle our toes, or make any other motion with our body.

A zoo guest recently brought a mirror for Amber the orangutan to see, and the animal's sweet reaction to the object has gone viral! | TAG24 ...

In another series, F5 'grasping' and 'holding' mirror neurons were tested both when the monkey observed the experimenter grasping a piece of food and when the monkey was prevented from seeing the ...