An interesting article on whether humans are the only neurodiverse species:
People are increasingly aware of neurodiversity, and diagnoses such as autism and ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) are becoming more common. And scientists are starting to give their attention to the idea that some of our animal cousins may also experience the world in different ways because of diversity in how their brains function.
It covers some interesting aspects of animal behaviour and asks whether neurodiversity may be much more widespread than we think.
