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They call him 007 because he gets the job done - and for this feathered little thinker, doing so was quite the task. An Auckland University researcher put the New Caledonian crow through a complex eight-stage puzzle and, true to his James Bond namesake, watched him solve it in less than three minutes. Dr Alex Taylor's experiment, which has featured on the BBC programme Inside the Animal Mind - The Problem Solvers, shows why the birds are considered first-class problem solvers.