Atlas Obscura | How Counting Horses and Reading Dogs Convinced Us Animals Could Think Atlas Obscura The catalyst for this wonder animal fad was Clever Hans, a mathematically-inclined German horse who gained notoriety in the early 1900s. He could apparently solve math problems–he even did square roots–and carry on simple conversations by tapping his ... |
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