Crows are among the top 10 smartest animals outside of humans

On this earth, there are many intelligent animals. In addition to human beings always regard themselves as the "smartest animal", in fact, some other animals in nature are also very intelligent, but ordinary people do not agree with it, even if it has been confirmed by scientists. Such as sheep, pigs, dolphins and other animals, they all have their own unique characteristics. Today, the top expression editor will introduce you to the top ten smartest animals in the world.

Chimpanzees and gorillas

Chimpanzees and gorillas have good executive ability and better memory than any other animals. They also look like humans and have the ability to think and analyze like humans. They can easily learn to use computers and crack mathematical problems. Of course, chimpanzees and gorillas can also quickly adapt to sign language and communicate with humans. In general, they are the smartest primates.

 

elephant

Elephants are regarded as a symbol of wisdom in many parts of the world, because elephants have a strong brain, an amazing memory, can feel vibration through the interaction of water and feet, and have excellent hearing. They even produce things similar to social interaction and compassion. These characteristics determine that elephants become one of the world's top ten smartest animals.

 

dolphin

According to scientists, the weight of a dolphin's brain is the largest in the animal kingdom. Dolphins possess advanced communication skills and can also be considered self-awareness. They can use whistling sounds to communicate, making them the smartest aquatic animals, with bottlenose dolphins being the smartest among them. Moreover, dolphins are easily trained and can perform some difficult tasks.

 

parrot

Parrots are one of the most beautiful birds in the world. They have good memory abilities and a natural ability to imitate human language. When they understand the meaning of human language, they can also be used to make sentences. They can use their mouths to answer some simple questions. Among them, African grey parrots can also use body language to communicate with each other, and they can be trained to sing and harmonize various small sentences.

 

sheep

According to scientists and researchers, sheep have an incredible instinct to unite into a large group when threatened. Then escape from the predator. Sheep have the ability to remember and recognize animal and human faces, and they can also easily identify sheep that do not belong to their own flock. Moreover, sheep also possess a wide range of emotions, feelings, and the ability to respond to surrounding activities.

 

crow

Besides parrots, crows are also a very intelligent bird among birds. Crows have the ability to solve complex problems and adapt to difficulties. Crows can also easily identify which foods they can eat. And the most powerful thing is that crows use branches, feathers, and other tools to help themselves obtain food, which is an experience they have learned through observing their elders.

 

dog

Dogs have always been human best friends and can be said to be a part of our daily lives. They can recognize and remember the faces of animals and humans. Dogs are very sensitive and prone to jealousy. They won't forget anyone who hurt them. Among them, the Border Collie is considered the smartest breed in the world because it can take care of sheep and other livestock. This type of shepherd dog is easy to learn new skills and can quickly respond to human training.

 

pig

According to some experts, as pets, pigs are one of the smartest animals, compared to cats and dogs. They have emotions, are sensitive, and sometimes feel bored, just like in human society. The 1990 experiment showed that a middle-aged pig is as intelligent as a three-year-old human. They have the ability to learn new skills and can adapt to any situation. They can use their nose to train the movement of the cursor on the screen.

 

squirrel

Although the brain size of squirrels is small, it does not affect their intelligence. Squirrels have a naturally good memory ability and can locate trees, shrubs, flowers, and so on. Every autumn, they bury thousands of nuts in many places, and in winter, they can easily remember where to find these nuts.

 

octopus

Octopuses are the smartest marine invertebrates, capable of changing color within a fraction of a second. They can search for food proficiently and systematically like hunters, using tools such as antennae to capture food. They not only have the ability to learn and use tools, but also have the same curiosity and boredom as humans.