TOP 24 SMARTEST INTELLIGENT ANIMALS

 1. Great Apes

The 98% genes of the great apes are same as human, the smartest species is chimpanzee.

Like human, they can kiss, snuggle, tickle, laugh, can count very trainable and have language.

2. DolphinDolphin is the smartest

aquatic animals, they can recognise themselves in the mirror.

They use whistling sound to communicate with best communication system among animals.

 

3. WhaleThey can find their

relatives separated miles away in the sea for unknown reason but they have their own language to communicate.

Whales can “sing” with their sound and can make many different “songs” in a good tone.

4. Monkey

Monkey can imitate humans behaviour without training and if well-trained.

Like human, they have egoism, vain, pride and strong relationship.

5. Elephant

Elephant can recognise themselves in the mirror.

They use their trunk to take a bath, drink, get food, play, even use tool.

6. Crow

They’re the smartest among all birds.

Sometimes they put nuts on the street and wait until car or pedestrian crack the nuts, then eat the nuts.

7. Parrot

Parrot can mimic human words, understand the meanings, can remember many words and make sentences.

They can answer simple questions and can use tools with their beak.

8. DogThe man’s best friend.Can identify and remember

animal or human faces.Dogs can be sensitive,

jealous and they won’t forget someone hurting them in their entire life.

 9. Cat

They can recognize radio, television. they can even check traffic before crossing the street.

Cats can hear and recognise their owner’s footstep or stranger’s footstep.

10. PigThey’re one of the cleanest

and odorless animals, they have emotion, sensitivity, hurt feelings and easily bored.

Very sociable to humans.

11. Squirrel

They can remember their home by identifying trees, bushes, flowers, etc.

Every fall, they bury a thousands of nuts in many places and they can remember where to find all nuts during winter.

 12. OctopusOctopus are the smartest

among all invertebrates because they can change color in less than a second.

They can use tool with their tentacles.

13. Rat

They have a strong social relationship, maybe stress even die after their partner died.

Like dogs can be trained to sniff out.

14. Pigeon

They have a great memory that can recognise themselves in the mirror.

Can remember hundreds of different images/photos.

 15. Sheep

They make large groups and run away together from predators. Can remember and identify animal and human faces.

• Horses have always held a special meaning to humans, apart from the fact that they are very ride able and get us places they are also teachable, have good memories, and are able to respond to complicated commands quickly under stress.

• Even during the time of the ancient Greeks, owls were already seen as intelligent animals.

• Otters are the smallest marine mammal in the animal world. They are one of playful animals used to live in bank of rivers and ocean shores. Sea otters used tools like rocks to find food, to remove unwanted parts of fish and crabs.

• Known for being resourceful; raccoons are capable of forming complex social relationships and also make use of complex tools when problem solving.

• Studies have shown that sea lions possess the ability to think logically and can actually deduce if a=b and b=c, then a=c.

• Baboons are old world monkeys who have cognitive abilities very similar to chimpanzees and orangutans. In terms of the way they behave, one can see how these creatures resemble people. Unlike other animals, studies show that at some level baboons know how to identify stress and cope with it. They create extremely complex social systems and can think critically when confronted with difficult situations.

• Being smallest member of animal kingdom ants don’t have larger brains but

• Ants started farming 50 million years before humans. They cultivate fungus in leaves and then eat them. The trick is collectively known as fungus farming

• Spiders are among the smallest creatures to possess a proportionately high level of  intelligence. Especially the White-Mustached Portia spiders. These spiders dwell African; Asian; and Australian forests and have demonstrated special learning skills.

• Squids are said to be among the brainiest invertebrates in the world. Their brain structure is different from other invertebrates in the ocean, as they share complex features similar to the human brain. Like human beings, squids can be very curious about their environment. They have the ability to learn new skills and develop the capacity to use tools that can either help them repress their boredom and protect them from harm.

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