It is easier to condition birds than rats with vision-relevant stimuli than taste-relevant stimuli because:
A) birds rely on vision more than taste for food selection
B) birds are the only species that lack the ability for learned food aversions
C) birds have no taste buds
D) birds and rats evolved separately

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Birds rely heavily on vision to select their food, whereas rats rely more on their sense of taste. Therefore, it is easier to condition birds to respond to visual stimuli related to food than taste-related stimuli.

It Is Easier to Condition Birds Than Rats with Vision-Relevant