Scientists around the world are rethinking what today's cattle could be capable of. It follows a series of intriguing research notes out of Austria after a cow named Veronika utilized basic tools with impressive skill. Veronika resides in a mountain village on the Vienna countryside. And these findings suggest that cows might possess far greater cognitive abilities than previously assumed. Dr. Antonio Osuna-Mascaro, the author of this new study, works at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna. He joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.

<p>Scientists around the world are rethinking what today's cattle could be capable of. It follows a series of intriguing research notes out of Austria after a cow named Veronika utilized basic tools with impressive skill. Veronika resides in a mountain village on the Vienna countryside. And these findings suggest that cows might possess far greater cognitive abilities than previously assumed.&nbsp;Dr. Antonio Osuna-Mascaro, the author of this new study, works at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna. He joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.</p>