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The fastest animal in the world is the tiger beetle, which can run up to 171 times its body length in 1 second. Although the cheetah is known for its speed, it must run at speeds of up to 770 kilometers per hour to catch up with the insect.

Swift. This bird can stay in the air for up to three years. It feeds, sleeps, and mates in flight, and only lands when laying eggs, giving its wings a short rest, or when it is bored.

Intelligence ability: The brain of a cockroach is located inside the body, and if it loses its head due to an accident (natural or man-made), it can still survive in a headless state for up to 9 days. The ultimate cause of its death is not the inability to think, but the inability to eat.

The clam doesn't need to worry about finding a mate because it can change gender at any time. But they can only change from male to female because clams are born male all and sex change can only be done once and is irreversible.

Woodpeckers are no longer a secret. With 20 pecks per second on its head, you might think they're crazier than goats (goats can only play the role of special guests in this amazing secret). But scientists have found that there is a soft area behind its beak that acts as a shock absorber.

Ants can carry more than double their body weight. The bee's hive is made up of 6 sides, which is the most space-saving and robust design The bee is a genius designerBats, discerning directions in the dark.

Pigeons, long-distance messengers.

It's amazing to walk out of the crooked passage and walk the maze.

The orangutans would stand on top of the box to reach the bananas that the scientists hung on the roof of the house.

They will take branches of trees and build strong nests in the water, which they call among animals.

Animals on the seashore will smash the shells of oysters with large rocks to eat meat.

Prove that animals are intelligent and can use tools.

Bats, discerning directions in the dark.

Pigeons, long-distance messengers.

Many animals can perceive infrasound to predict geological hazards.

Fish can determine the quality of the water, and spiders can sense the humidity of the air.

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"Genius" vividly depicts that animals are very capable of mathematics.

In fact, this kind of question is very easy to do. With a formula, you can solve it with laughter.

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This characteristic can be found in the previous sentence or the previous paragraph.

There is also a pattern to the learning of the language. Hit the wide rock.

It can reflect that people are more genius than geniuses.

Animals are good at learning to imitate.

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Encourage people to use the strengths of animals to develop certain technologies.

This metaphor vividly illustrates the innate mathematical talent of animals. It can reflect that people are more genius than geniuses.

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Make sentences more vivid and literally accurate.

It is vividly written with anthropomorphic rhetorical techniques. I thought to myself later, because I hadn't read the article.

In this way, it can explain a thing or a thing more vividly, making it easier for people to understand.

Write vividly about the intelligence of animals.

Use figurative rhetoric to make vivid images and leave an impression on readers.

1. Honey bees: The honey bee hive is a strictly hexagonal columnar body with a flat hexagonal opening at one end and a closed hexagonal rhombus cone at the other end, consisting of three identical rhomboids. The obtuse angle of the diamond that makes up the chassis is 109 degrees 28 minutes, and all the acute angles are 70 degrees 32 minutes, which is both strong and economical.

The hive wall is millimeter thick, and the error is extremely small.

2. Red-crowned cranes: Red-crowned cranes always migrate in groups, and they are arranged in a "human" shape. The angle of the "human" glyph is 110 degrees.

More precise calculations also show that half of the angle of the "man" – that is, the angle between each side and the direction of the crane flock is 54 degrees, 44 minutes and 8 seconds! And the angle of the diamond crystal is exactly 54 degrees, 44 minutes and 8 seconds! Is it a coincidence or some kind of "tacit understanding" of nature?

3. Spider: The "Bagua" shaped web of the spider knot is a complex and beautiful octagonal geometric pattern, and it is difficult for people to draw a symmetrical pattern like a spider's web even if they use a compass with a ruler.

4. Cats: In winter, cats always hold their bodies into a spherical shape when they sleep, and there is also mathematics in between, because the spherical shape minimizes the surface area of the body and thus emits the least amount of heat.

5. Polyps: The real mathematical "genius" is the polyp. Polyps keep a "calendar" on their bodies, and they "carve" 365 markings on their body walls every year, apparently one a day.

Curiously, paleontologists have discovered that 350 million years ago, polyps "painted" 400 "watercolors" a year. Astronomers tell us that at that time the Earth had only one hour in a day, and that there were not 365 days in a year, but 400 days.

What are you asking, be specific.