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The integration of animals into artificial intelligence (AI) research has evolved over time, with various species contributing to different facets of the field. In the 1940s, early AI experiments drew inspiration from animal behavior, notably through the work of W. Grey Walter, who developed robotic "turtles" that mimicked simple animal actions. These robots, considered early animats (artificial animals), were designed to simulate basic behaviors such as light-seeking and obstacle avoidance, laying the groundwork for behavior-based robotics.