If you were only using three letters.. I suppose P I G would be a far more polite and swinetically correct choice of word. My second alternate choice would be: A S S (just because it makes me giggle)
10:18 I love how this video highlights not only animal intelligence but also the emotional depth these animals have. It really makes you see them in a new light.
It’s wonderful to see Dr. Pepperberg working with African greys. I used to watch her many times working with Alex, her first grey. He was incredibly smart.
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@Quadir Lovell The only species on the planet which kills its own mates for no reason and destroy its natural habitat. You call that an intelligent life form ?
@Quadir Lovell Oh and i forgot, the only species who also believes in imaginary people in the sky, they call gods . This one alone is the lowest form of intelligence !
Of course intelligence is an evolutionary\adaptation result and defines the ability to adapt to environment changes. So would you say that the bumblebee of the video shows an intelligent behavior? That the way it warms up is a sign of intelligence? That he had that pristine idea to burn energy to warm up? Every bumblebee do that as instinct.
Fabrizio Bernasconi : not in a creative sense, but it reminds me of the astonishing patterns that emerge from swarm behavior that occurs with miniature robotics. Definitely a different form of feedback /response resulting in group behavior. Rather like overstating the current state of A.I.
Here's the summary: 5. Nellie the Pig 4. Dolphins 3. Griffin the Parrot 2. Queen Bumblebees 1. Elephants Hey, I just saved you 15 minutes! 😂 Though I suggest you should watch the whole video because you'll learn alot of things. Enjoy!
We didn’t click for a list! I want details and enjoy the stories! Thanks, I am sad for those that can’t spare 15 minutes to be awed by these creatures...Yes, animals are smart enough to cooperate...the question of the day? Are humans smart enough to cooperate for their specie’s survival?
I grew up on a ranch and one day I saw this piglet running around and playing with the other piglets in the litter and she kept dodging them and making them fall over and everytime she did she would jump up, almost for joy. I will say it seems as if animals understand things like us at times.
The bee was interesting, but they should've replaced it with a Raven, or a Crow, or a Jumping Spider, or an Octopus, or a Dog, or a Cat, or a Whale, or literally anything else lol
While I totally agree with many of the comments about how twisted it is to make a pig spell "ham", I believe it could be worse. They could have fed the pig ham as a reward for spelling it.
@@nathanvarghese. Do you realise what this entails? Observe. "This little piggy went to market (to buy ham). This little piggy stayed home (to cook ham). This little piggy had roast HAM (NOT beef, which is also kind of disturbing, in and of itself). This little piggy had some (roast ham, obviously). This little piggy cried, "HAM! HAM! HAM!" all the way home!" See? Is that the sort of cannibalistic pig world you want to live in? Sure, it's hilarious. But, this isn't about how funny it is! 🤣
@@nathanvarghese. By the way, the last piggy. He used to say, "WEE! WEE! WEE!" Now, because of you, he says, "HAM! HAM! HAM!" That piggy is going to piss in his pig pants, all because you think cannibalistic pigs are funny! How do you sleep at night? Because, if you toss and turn all night, and wake feeling tired, perhaps you need a new mattress. Here, at MATTRESS KING, we sell you good mattress! Only three fitty for a brand new/ used mattress from hospital! So, you know it is clean... ish.
Ok so the octopus, ravens and racoons arent even in the tier list. For real now octopus ravens and racoons deserve more to be in the tier list than bumblebees since they all hold a better place in the meta they are playing. The octopus for example has the highest stealth stat from the game since they can literally change their skin color and shape while also having an ink grenade just incase they get caught by predators. They also have a high inteligence stat letting them use tools to their advantage. Ravens know how to use tools making them have the same inteligence and maybe even higher dexterity than parrots. And racoons can travel through many places blocked by the humans with ease.
A fellow tierzoo fan. Also aren't there some rumors of a global warming hard reset expansion pack or something? Hope it would annihilate those stupid Orcas that's all.
@@Noneofyourbusiness2000 Bees fall under the kingdom 'Animalia', most if not all insects are. Even the sea anemone is classified as such, so you have a wide net for what constitutes as an animal.
how can they say "shes being trained to pick up ques for the outside and hthink creatively" when the clip that supposedly shows that behaviour has the pig handlers scream "NOOOO" when she goes for the wrong object and go "Yes! good job!" when going for the right one? for all we know the pig just does what the handlers verbally indicate. I dont doubt that pigs can think creatively, but to draw that conclusion from the example is crazy
werwar666 bc the pig had to think, "ok what do i do instead?" and then it tries knocking the object over (or some other animal might try picking it up, or just touching it, or sniffing it - to figure out what the handler wants) so the feedback prompts the animal to think "what do i do now? let's try this..." such a technique is used for many animals, often for more complex tasks that need multiple steps in learning (the steps in learning then would have the animal think about how to figure out what is expected.. so it has to approximate the final behavior while getting feedback.. apparently the film team didn't have time to have the pig learn a more complex task) in any case u have to give feedback to the animal bc they can't read the handler's mind of what they want. they need to come up w something that gives a positive reaction.
How do you know the dolphin isn't just associating the task with a treat, regardless of what it is? How do you know the dolphin actually *picked* that treat and didn't just buzz one of the two symbols, knowing it would get something?
Because there have been dozens of studies in dolphin intelligence. Dolphins use those squeaks as communication and identification. They are able to use their echolocation in order to identify what they want and communicate it. It's pretty sad that people are downplaying the amazing intelligence of dolphins and whales. They are some of the smarter animals in the world and one of the few capable of self recognition.
I noticed people are not on the list....not surprising seeing as most of them don't know how to use such a simple thing like indicators! Or stop at a stop sign 🤔
Kind of interesting to see Nellie waging her tail. Do pigs do that, or did she learn that behaviour from living among dogs? Btw, why are there bumblebees here? I don't get it.
@@Burn_AngelCats wag the top of their tails when they're excited or happy. They might whip their tail around when they play as just another sign of excitement.
Griffin tops Einstein. I had a parrot and he had a few canned responses for things. But he also knew what what several phases meant. "night night" meant I want to be covered and gp to bed. He did not say it but knew "that's hot" means, well thats hot. Would scream while I was cooking and would not be quiet until I gave him some. Apartment, 2am okay here have some but "thats hot". Only took him once to learn that lesson. I can tell Einstein mimics. Griffin understands.
For everyone asking qhy bees are on here: Bees are actually quite intelligent for insects. Their form of communication is extremely complex and they have the ability to adapt to threats. The Asian hornets that invaded the US are an invasive species and were killing scaths of native honey bees. But then, the honey bees adapted to the Asiatic hornets methods and actually created a new strategy to handle them. If a scout hornet was spotted approaching, the native bees would alert the colony by emitting an alarm pheromone, releasing swaths of honey bee drones would swarm the intruder and cover them. They then begin vibrating the same way shown in this video to raise their body temperatures, sometimes causing death asphyxiation or by repeated stings from the bees. This causes the horneg to die as they can't handle the high temperatures but some of drones would survive because they are built to handle higher body temperatures. This was not a taught behavior, it's something they developed on their own in order to protect their colonies. They have also developed other forms of defense against them as well, such as creating defensive barriers to prevent entry into the colonies. This is a form of intelligence too. Most humans have to be taught things, but only some develop something worthwhile. Not everyone is like Sir Isaac Newton or Albert Einstein. Most people go to school to recycle information developed by others.
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They should do the elephant experiment with one elephant who know the problem and a different elephant who has not experienced the test and release after the knowing elephant and see if teaching goes on!
With the dolphins it would be interesting to change what the symbols mean. Just to see how they react. And to not be too mean, if they refuse the exchange the trainer can give them what they actually wanted...
Ask any farmer who has raised pigs and they know how smart they are. We went through 6 different types of pens and fencing to keep them in. It's not just pushing out, they figure a way out. Same with the wild boar situation in Texas (overpopulation and ruining land)... No poisons or traps work for long cause they figure out how to beat it.
Maybe there's also an elephant called Nellie ? It's just a name lol. This list isn't complete. It's missing crows and octopuses and/or squids. Probably types of apes/monkeys too. It's obvious why humans are missing lol. They are clearly talking about non-human animals.
@@Em-fz5uhElephants are actually better at co-operating than apes are, and is an indication of better problem solving and social acuity, so that's likely why elephants were chosen instead. Actually, most of the animals on this list are social animals, so I do agree that a species of the corvidae family should have been on this listen. Like, crows, ravens, or magpies, but a lot of the research done on them is newer so maybe this video was before the time of those studies?
This is another perfect example that we humans are not the only smart species. And to think we’re wiping them out for trinkets we don’t deserve this world the way we carry on. We’re killing everything.
As a biologist that specializes in animal intelligence I can tell you the 5 most intelligent animals on earth are 1. Homo sapiens. Second are the Bonobos. Third are the orangutans. Fourth are the chimpanzees. And fifth are the Homo sapiens living in the United States.
Bizarre! 4 out of 5 animals were judged against basic human understanding. Only the bumble bee was appreciated for traits that no human can perform. A pig that is trained to spell ham? (Really?) Dolphins that can read a menu? Birds that can mimic human speech? Elephants trained to cooperate in order to get fed? Where's the most intelligent human: who can smell a truffle, three feet underground? Einstein couldn’t do that basic pig skill (the human genius, not the comical Tennessee parrot trained to mimic human words).
This was fascinating, but the 5 smartest animals ? We understand so little about many animals at present, so to put them in order isn't viable.....the queen bee is just well adapted. The more we learn the more interesting our fellow animals become 🙂
The bumblebees are not intelligent. This is simple evolutionary adaptation, not problem-solving. Winner: The two elephants, who solved a new problem from scratch rather than being trained to do a trick.
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Fucked up making a pig spell ham 😂
😂
If you were only using three letters.. I suppose P I G would be a far more polite and swinetically correct choice of word.
My second alternate choice would be: A S S (just because it makes me giggle)
Trebor Ironwolfe dont hurt yourself fishing for likes
humans are good though
Artem 'what have i done' Lobov so you want it to spell beef
10:18 I love how this video highlights not only animal intelligence but also the emotional depth these animals have. It really makes you see them in a new light.
you really gonna make the pig spell Ham.... dirty
ikr:(
Like naming a pig Hamlet ;)
Meh'... Next time, teach it to spell ass-muscle instead.
Where the hell is crow?
and yo mama
seriously though, Crows are easily one of if not the smartest birds out there!
The one that solves three new complex tasks in a row
Who's crow...
Where is kea
It’s wonderful to see Dr. Pepperberg working with African greys. I used to watch her many times working with Alex, her first grey. He was incredibly smart.
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I was stupid lost the login password. I would love any tips you can offer me!
@areskonnor8448 lmao
9:44 what does evolutionary memory and instinct have to do with intelligence? Weird countdown BBC.
yes, scratch- enter the Corvid family (Crows / Ravens), or the Octopus
Then us human being are definitely not intelligent.
@@morganolfursson2560 Most humans are not intelligent, that is correct.
@Quadir Lovell The only species on the planet which kills its own mates for no reason and destroy its natural habitat. You call that an intelligent life form ?
@Quadir Lovell Oh and i forgot, the only species who also believes in imaginary people in the sky, they call gods . This one alone is the lowest form of intelligence !
omg that parrot is adorable
Spinazzola it’s an African Grey Parrot. it’s a common pet, in my experience.
@fuba Yes, just like we all do.
The bumblebee has nothing to do with this list...that was "only" adaptation.
It depends on type of intelligence you are examining...AI for example...does your definition require sentience? And if so, what came first?
Intelligence IS adaptation. A result of Natural Selection just like any other, specially when there are so many types of intelligence. 👍
Of course intelligence is an evolutionary\adaptation result and defines the ability to adapt to environment changes. So would you say that the bumblebee of the video shows an intelligent behavior? That the way it warms up is a sign of intelligence? That he had that pristine idea to burn energy to warm up? Every bumblebee do that as instinct.
Fabrizio Bernasconi : not in a creative sense, but it reminds me of the astonishing patterns that emerge from swarm behavior that occurs with miniature robotics. Definitely a different form of feedback /response resulting in group behavior. Rather like overstating the current state of A.I.
@@RoxanneM- Yeah, like when crocs lie in the sun. Such thinkers.
Here's the summary:
5. Nellie the Pig
4. Dolphins
3. Griffin the Parrot
2. Queen Bumblebees
1. Elephants
Hey, I just saved you 15 minutes! 😂
Though I suggest you should watch the whole video because you'll learn alot of things. Enjoy!
Its Einstein I Guess Not Griffen
@@ahmednoman8277 there were two parrots
We didn’t click for a list! I want details and enjoy the stories! Thanks, I am sad for those that can’t spare 15 minutes to be awed by these creatures...Yes, animals are smart enough to cooperate...the question of the day? Are humans smart enough to cooperate for their specie’s survival?
Aw what about Octopi, Rats, and Chimpanzees?
I grew up on a ranch and one day I saw this piglet running around and playing with the other piglets in the litter and she kept dodging them and making them fall over and everytime she did she would jump up, almost for joy. I will say it seems as if animals understand things like us at times.
30 more minutes of revving and that bee could of gone nuclear.
The bee was interesting, but they should've replaced it with a Raven, or a Crow, or a Jumping Spider, or an Octopus, or a Dog, or a Cat, or a Whale, or literally anything else lol
🙏🏻 it’s moronic
While I totally agree with many of the comments about how twisted it is to make a pig spell "ham", I believe it could be worse. They could have fed the pig ham as a reward for spelling it.
cmon getting the pig to pick ham is soo funny!!
@@nathanvarghese. Do you realise what this entails? Observe.
"This little piggy went to market (to buy ham). This little piggy stayed home (to cook ham). This little piggy had roast HAM (NOT beef, which is also kind of disturbing, in and of itself). This little piggy had some (roast ham, obviously). This little piggy cried, "HAM! HAM! HAM!" all the way home!"
See? Is that the sort of cannibalistic pig world you want to live in? Sure, it's hilarious. But, this isn't about how funny it is! 🤣
@@nathanvarghese. By the way, the last piggy. He used to say, "WEE! WEE! WEE!" Now, because of you, he says, "HAM! HAM! HAM!" That piggy is going to piss in his pig pants, all because you think cannibalistic pigs are funny!
How do you sleep at night? Because, if you toss and turn all night, and wake feeling tired, perhaps you need a new mattress. Here, at MATTRESS KING, we sell you good mattress! Only three fitty for a brand new/ used mattress from hospital! So, you know it is clean... ish.
@@nathanvarghese. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ok so the octopus, ravens and racoons arent even in the tier list.
For real now octopus ravens and racoons deserve more to be in the tier list than bumblebees since they all hold a better place in the meta they are playing.
The octopus for example has the highest stealth stat from the game since they can literally change their skin color and shape while also having an ink grenade just incase they get caught by predators. They also have a high inteligence stat letting them use tools to their advantage.
Ravens know how to use tools making them have the same inteligence and maybe even higher dexterity than parrots.
And racoons can travel through many places blocked by the humans with ease.
A fellow tierzoo fan. Also aren't there some rumors of a global warming hard reset expansion pack or something? Hope it would annihilate those stupid Orcas that's all.
why are we talking about the game outside?
@@jettispaghetti9361 no check out tierzoo
Make the lists by groups as well: mammals, birds, reptiles, invertebrates etc.
Kate S or just use google
Dolphins are truly interesting mammals so very smart love em..
Thank you so much BBC !
I THOUGHT IT WAS A BUDGIE
I also like how dolphins play their own music, choose their own toys and even revial their emotions
I like how elephants work together
Puts bee on list, omits border collie.
People know dogs are smart. What most people don't know is that pigs are as smart as them.
I mean this list just shows animals That are capable of being taught, but it is weird that they put the bees here for that reason.
@@wolfgangamadeusmozart932 the title is top 5 most intelligent animals, which is nonsense.
Doesn’t even put humans on the list. Tsk tsk tsk
@@Noneofyourbusiness2000 Bees fall under the kingdom 'Animalia', most if not all insects are. Even the sea anemone is classified as such, so you have a wide net for what constitutes as an animal.
"I wanna go back"! Lol.
Is that guy really sure he want Dolphins to be able to tell him how they feel. Pretty sure it is universally "let me go back to the big open ocean"
howitzer551 you mean where pollution swallows their environment whole? Where they have to scrape to survive? You act like they are worse off somehow
Nice to see them not being chained up that’s for sure
how can they say "shes being trained to pick up ques for the outside and hthink creatively" when the clip that supposedly shows that behaviour has the pig handlers scream "NOOOO" when she goes for the wrong object and go "Yes! good job!" when going for the right one? for all we know the pig just does what the handlers verbally indicate.
I dont doubt that pigs can think creatively, but to draw that conclusion from the example is crazy
werwar666 bc the pig had to think, "ok what do i do instead?" and then it tries knocking the object over (or some other animal might try picking it up, or just touching it, or sniffing it - to figure out what the handler wants)
so the feedback prompts the animal to think "what do i do now? let's try this..." such a technique is used for many animals, often for more complex tasks that need multiple steps in learning
(the steps in learning then would have the animal think about how to figure out what is expected.. so it has to approximate the final behavior while getting feedback.. apparently the film team didn't have time to have the pig learn a more complex task)
in any case u have to give feedback to the animal bc they can't read the handler's mind of what they want. they need to come up w something that gives a positive reaction.
The Elephants was the big suprise for me
12:32 Elephant to the other - Alright mate lets do this and have em sunflower seeds
The Bubblebee trick was not intelligent but amazing of nature indeed
That “HAM” thing is so cruel 😂
So beautiful and genius ..
Keeping Dolphins in captivity should be banned, it's very cruel to keep such an intelligent animal in jail all it's life.
How do you know the dolphin isn't just associating the task with a treat, regardless of what it is? How do you know the dolphin actually *picked* that treat and didn't just buzz one of the two symbols, knowing it would get something?
Because there have been dozens of studies in dolphin intelligence. Dolphins use those squeaks as communication and identification. They are able to use their echolocation in order to identify what they want and communicate it. It's pretty sad that people are downplaying the amazing intelligence of dolphins and whales. They are some of the smarter animals in the world and one of the few capable of self recognition.
If Alex Would Have Been Alive. Einstein Would Have The Hardest Time Of His Life. RIP Alex (1976-2007).
what happen to him, i thought parot lived 100yrs ?
@@LOVEisTHEultimateLAW Bro The Parrot Died In 2007. Dr Irene Pepperberg Was The Bird's Owner.
Alex ex-parrot, bit of an echo there
Aww, the protectors of humanity and wildlife. How charming!
why the hell is a bee on the list and not something like a crow?
My eyes widened like 200 per cent when I saw the word "ham"
I'd be a lousy dolphin trainer. As soon as one pops out of the water, I'd give him/her ALL the fish!
I think she has a great personality - Nellie that is.l Look at her tail wagging like crazy ! The children in the school were very sweet and cute.
Thanks BBC for your beautiful works with nature, animals 💗🐺🐶🐱🐧🐵 🐷🐺🐗🐒.........
I forreal thought the parrot was Dr. Pepperberg..😂😂.. that's a dope parrot name
How is a Bumblebee dropping the clutch on its wings to heat up a sign of intelligence?
Same
I noticed people are not on the list....not surprising seeing as most of them don't know how to use such a simple thing like indicators! Or stop at a stop sign 🤔
That parrot is obviously a paid actor
Thanks for an amazing show on amazing animals.
I saw a video of Einstein before! She's amazing.
The bumblebee segment has nothing to do with intelligence, purely instinct.
No octopus!!!
I am disappointed.
Kind of interesting to see Nellie waging her tail. Do pigs do that, or did she learn that behaviour from living among dogs?
Btw, why are there bumblebees here? I don't get it.
No pigs wag thier tails when thier happy just like cats cows pigs horses donkeys and more its a universal sign of happiness
@@yetiefer6935 Cats do so when they're angry though.
@@Burn_Angel yea cats move their tails for a number of stimulus well observed....
@@Burn_AngelCats wag the top of their tails when they're excited or happy. They might whip their tail around when they play as just another sign of excitement.
man, I was expecting humans to be somewhere in the top five. We suck!!!
Famously we are the third most intelligent species, this list sucks!
The elephants payed the judges again!
Jarred Mueller in a way but or ancestors were animals so we’re still technically animals
Humans do suck; we have _The Darwin Awards_ and insurance statistics to prove it.
Crows?
4:55
Only 3 in the world trained....
3 geniuses in a water tank
= MINORITY REPORT!
no crows? fail
The Bird is literally named Dr Pepper. That soda can brand 😆
Pig is tasked with spelling ham…
I will never eat pork again. Nibbles pepperoni pizza.
Can someone list them here pls ?
@Bessie Belle thanks for noticing me
Teaching birds with things is great 2 see how they respond ...
Griffin tops Einstein. I had a parrot and he had a few canned responses for things. But he also knew what what several phases meant. "night night" meant I want to be covered and gp to bed. He did not say it but knew "that's hot" means, well thats hot. Would scream while I was cooking and would not be quiet until I gave him some. Apartment, 2am okay here have some but "thats hot". Only took him once to learn that lesson. I can tell Einstein mimics. Griffin understands.
For everyone asking qhy bees are on here:
Bees are actually quite intelligent for insects. Their form of communication is extremely complex and they have the ability to adapt to threats. The Asian hornets that invaded the US are an invasive species and were killing scaths of native honey bees. But then, the honey bees adapted to the Asiatic hornets methods and actually created a new strategy to handle them. If a scout hornet was spotted approaching, the native bees would alert the colony by emitting an alarm pheromone, releasing swaths of honey bee drones would swarm the intruder and cover them. They then begin vibrating the same way shown in this video to raise their body temperatures, sometimes causing death asphyxiation or by repeated stings from the bees. This causes the horneg to die as they can't handle the high temperatures but some of drones would survive because they are built to handle higher body temperatures. This was not a taught behavior, it's something they developed on their own in order to protect their colonies. They have also developed other forms of defense against them as well, such as creating defensive barriers to prevent entry into the colonies.
This is a form of intelligence too. Most humans have to be taught things, but only some develop something worthwhile. Not everyone is like Sir Isaac Newton or Albert Einstein. Most people go to school to recycle information developed by others.
They should do the elephant experiment with one elephant who know the problem and a different elephant who has not experienced the test and release after the knowing elephant and see if teaching goes on!
With the dolphins it would be interesting to change what the symbols mean. Just to see how they react. And to not be too mean, if they refuse the exchange the trainer can give them what they actually wanted...
Animals will do a lot for a reward even do weird things that would make them appear intelligent
Ask any farmer who has raised pigs and they know how smart they are. We went through 6 different types of pens and fencing to keep them in. It's not just pushing out, they figure a way out. Same with the wild boar situation in Texas (overpopulation and ruining land)... No poisons or traps work for long cause they figure out how to beat it.
Where would you recommend to go on a holiday where are you could see elephants obviously after Covid 19
Well done ham
Pig
‘Spells Ham’
What about the bird that mimics the construction sounds?
Lyrebird?
Thank You very much.
Wtf im over here walking around my house for an hour looking for the remote... when it was in my hand the whole time
Maybe you should be at the botton of top five intelligent animals list. 😉
I'm totally weird out when they asked a pig to spell HAM...
Florence and The Machine playing in the fifth session was the best thing ever
Definitely
@ ok, dumb dumb
If i had a bird, and i trained him for at least 2 months, with love and affection, will he escape if he is ever outside or if i open a window
Depends on the bird.
Always thought Nellie was an elephant? Take note, amongst the most intelligent animals, humans aren't mentioned. Speaks volumes.
No it's because humans are indisputably the smartest known animal. By default they are number 1, no need to mention them.
Maybe there's also an elephant called Nellie ? It's just a name lol.
This list isn't complete. It's missing crows and octopuses and/or squids. Probably types of apes/monkeys too.
It's obvious why humans are missing lol. They are clearly talking about non-human animals.
@@Em-fz5uhElephants are actually better at co-operating than apes are, and is an indication of better problem solving and social acuity, so that's likely why elephants were chosen instead. Actually, most of the animals on this list are social animals, so I do agree that a species of the corvidae family should have been on this listen. Like, crows, ravens, or magpies, but a lot of the research done on them is newer so maybe this video was before the time of those studies?
Octopus where are u in this list
This is another perfect example that we humans are not the only smart species. And to think we’re wiping them out for trinkets we don’t deserve this world the way we carry on. We’re killing everything.
Animals, at least elephants, are smart enough to learn that they have to cooperate. Wish that humans were as smart!
Once the elephants realize they can get the food by breaking the net, I'm sure humanities will face genocide.
I think these animals are smarter than some people
As a biologist that specializes in animal intelligence I can tell you the 5 most intelligent animals on earth are 1. Homo sapiens. Second are the Bonobos. Third are the orangutans. Fourth are the chimpanzees. And fifth are the Homo sapiens living in the United States.
Bizarre! 4 out of 5 animals were judged against basic human understanding. Only the bumble bee was appreciated for traits that no human can perform. A pig that is trained to spell ham? (Really?) Dolphins that can read a menu? Birds that can mimic human speech? Elephants trained to cooperate in order to get fed? Where's the most intelligent human: who can smell a truffle, three feet underground? Einstein couldn’t do that basic pig skill (the human genius, not the comical Tennessee parrot trained to mimic human words).
Well dolphins can basically see with sound via echolocation; can sense material densities and look inside things too
What no corvidae?
Great 2 see how elephants r wise 2
Clever girl!
pig makes word ham , reads it , oh shit , its time to go
This was fascinating, but the 5 smartest animals ? We understand so little about many animals at present, so to put them in order isn't viable.....the queen bee is just well adapted. The more we learn the more interesting our fellow animals become 🙂
The bumblebees are not intelligent. This is simple evolutionary adaptation, not problem-solving.
Winner: The two elephants, who solved a new problem from scratch rather than being trained to do a trick.
im glad they didnt add a chimp just to push human evolution, ravens are also very smart birds
QTee That's rather rude
you seriously had a pig spelling the word "ham".
No one:
Not a single soul on earth :
Me at 3 am in my bed: Show me the smartest animals.
Getting a pig to spell out HAM is pretty dark.
Love this
I would like to have one of that beautifull animals ❤❤❤😍😍
Humans do like to possess things, but they don’t appreciate the reverse.
Julia 2
Their killing off.the animals we cherish...their poisoning ..
The Oceans of the World
Knowone gives A DAMN.
🔥😭🙏❤️
Why is the African Grey feather plucked?;Alex was the same also..!!
they made nellie spell ham 😭😭😭😭 omg whyyy
Bumblebees?
Heating up the Body is not intelligent, it is an evolutionary tool to survive.
Who's kid is that bumblebee? Because it clearly didn't get on this list on merit
I've seen birds using bread crumbs to fish...
I guess the pig in the first installement doesn't know what "ham" is?!
Wow. It was amazing
Cute and smart