Researchers at UC Berkeley teach a squirrel to ring a bell for food 01:06. A squirrel who visited a UC Berkeley microbiology lab has learned to ring a bell for service.

The team trained the squirrel to make the bell ring when he begs for food. When he hit the string to ring the bell, he got a nut. Now it appears the lab rats are at the service of the squirrel.

The students at a Berkeley microbiology lab trained the squirrel by making the bell ring whenever he begged for food, and if he happened to strike the string waving his paws, he got a nut.

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