What are the top 10 turtles with the highest IQ?

The top 10 turtles with the highest IQ include:

Red-eared turtles. It is one of the most popular pet turtles and has a high learning ability and adaptability.

Yellow-headed side-necked turtle. It is similar to the red-eared turtle and also has a high IQ and learning ability.

African clawed frog tortoise. It is a lively and active turtle that has a strong ability to observe its surroundings.

Long-necked turtle. It has lived in nature for millions of years, has adapted to various environmental conditions and has a high level of intelligence.

Spotted giant snapping turtle. It is considered one of the most intelligent turtles and is very sensitive to its surroundings.

Meadow weevil-trunked turtle. It is a lively and active turtle with a high IQ and adaptability.

Black-necked turtle. This is an Asian turtle that is highly resilient to environmental changes.

Australian long-necked turtle. It is an intelligent and friendly turtle that adapts well to the captive breeding environment.

Giant tortoise. It is the largest land tortoise in the world and has a high level of intelligence and learning ability.

African giant tortoise. This is a large land turtle that is thought to have a relatively high IQ and memory.

Overall, these turtles have a relatively high IQ and learning ability, making them a worthy pet choice.

The top 10 turtles with the highest IQ are: Brazilian tortoise, egg tortoise, Burmese tortoise, snapping tortoise.

Pig-nosed turtle, yellow-headed side-necked turtle, brocade turtle, map turtle, Chinese flower turtle.

Chinese grass turtle. Among them, there are smart and fierce snapping turtles, and you should be more careful when raising them.

Turtles have a very low IQ, less than the level of a one-year-old child, so when raised, it takes a long time for them to recognize and distinguish their owners, among which the Brazilian turtle is the turtle with the highest IQ. Although turtles do not have a high IQ, they have a long lifespan, and in general, tortoises live longer than terrapids.

Due to their low IQ, turtles need to be kept for a long time before they can recognize and distinguish their owners. During the feeding process, the owner can hold the food in his hands to feed the turtle and interact with it from time to time, so that it can become familiar with itself faster.

Turtle precautions.

The first thing to do in turtle breeding is to choose the right breeding location, followed by to ensure that the water quality is fresh. Pay attention to balanced nutrition in feeding, and do not feed too much.

In the selection of baby turtles, everyone should choose good breeds, lively and healthy baby turtles. Don't choose a small turtle of an out-of-town breed for the sake of a momentary novelty. Baby turtles purchased from other places may be extremely unsuitable for the local breeding environment, which is not conducive to the breeding of baby turtles.

Ranking of the 7 most spiritual turtles:

1. Mahjong tortoise: a reptile that is the most widely kept as a pet in the world, a must-have for raising turtles, and the first turtle of many turtle friends is the Brazilian tortoise. Because there are a pair of thick red stripes behind the eyes, it is also called "red-eared turtle".

And the reproductive ability is extremely strong, which can be called an ecological killer, and must not be released into the wild.

2. Chinese grass tortoise: The people of Japan, the Philippines and Europe and the United States regard it as a symbol of "auspiciousness and longevity". It has the characteristics of fast growth, strong disease resistance, high meat yield, delicious taste and high ornamentality.

Due to the decrease in the number of wild animals, the market remains high and is favored by farmers.

3. Musk turtle: one of the smallest turtle species. The shells of young turtles are inky black and rough, and by adulthood the shells have become sleek and the color has faded to brown to black.

The name derives from a common property of the genus: when disturbed, it releases a pungent liquid to intimidate the eater.

4. Helmeted mud turtle: The terrestrial habitat is surprisingly high, and if the habitat dries up, it will cross the land and move into a permanent body of water. It can often be seen crossing roads, and many turtles have died as a result.

Or bury yourself in the dirt and go into summer hibernation. Quite tame, but also easily irritated, biting people without hesitation.

5. Western Turtles: These colorful turtles are inhabited by almost any permanent body of water in North America that has a suitable site for sunbathing. The dorsal carapace is smooth and flattened oval.

The color ranges from green to black, with some subspecies also having red markings. Its popularity among reptile pet lovers is due to its ability to adapt to a variety of habitats.

6. Texas Map Turtle: The smallest map turtle with an olive dorsal carapace and a reticulated pattern composed of yellow lines. The shield is protruding, with a low, blunt spike on the ridge, and the tip of the spike is often black.

The ventral carapace is yellow, with thin black lines along the seams of the shield pieces. Docile and active, it is very suitable for keeping as a reptile pet.

7. West African Side-necked Turtle: Very similar to the East African Side-necked Turtle, but its color is darker. The ventral carapace of the East African lateral neck is gourd-shaped, and the adult body is very distinct, which is an important basis for distinguishing the eastern and western non-lateral necks.

The swamp side neck is the flattest and most widely distributed. East Africa's flank neck has basically not entered the domestic market.

The IQ of turtles is not very high, generally equivalent to the level of a toddler about one year old, so the vast majority of turtle interactions are only manifested in the aspect of seeking food. After long-term feeding by humans, they can get to know their owners. The turtle itself is a relatively fearful animal, and after the owner keeps it for a period of time, the turtle will become more docile.

The turtle will not show repulsion in the face of the proximity of the owner, and after a long time, it will gradually be able to identify its owner. If you want the turtle to recognize its owner more quickly, the owner can increase the time spent with them, feed them personally, and have some simple interactions with them to build and cultivate feelings faster.

The most intelligent animals in the world.

The first animal: chimpanzees.

According to expert research, the genes of this animal are very similar to those of humans. Not only are they genetically similar, but humans and chimpanzees look similar. Moreover, it can be manufactured and used with simple tools.

The second animal: dolphins.

This animal has a particularly well-developed brain, and it has its own conscious thinking and emotional changes. Dolphins have more complex brains than human brains, and they can communicate with each other just like us humans, and even have their own names, and when they communicate, they will communicate by calling each other's names.

The third animal: the raven.

This bird is not particularly common in our country. This bird is not very good-looking, and it is black all over. But they have a high IQ, they travel in groups, they behave in a complex way, and sometimes they even have social activities.

Is the turtle smart, how high is the IQ.

Turtles do not have a high IQ and belong to the group of creatures with low IQ. Although he has a brain, he is not particularly smart. Even the Brazilian tortoise, which has a relatively high IQ among turtles, can only reach the same level as a baby about one year old.

Although the IQ of turtles is not high, as long as they can be patiently cultivated during breeding, they can also be allowed to form certain conditions to launch and make some actions to interact with humans. When the keeper has been breeding the turtle for a long time, they will become familiar with the sound and smell of the owner, and when the owner approaches, they will quickly approach the owner.

The turtle does not have a high IQ, generally equivalent to a toddler about one year old, and after feeding, he can know his owner. The owner feeds the turtle more often and has some simple interaction with it, so that the turtle can recognize the owner faster.

The IQ of a turtle is equivalent to a person's one year old.

The turtle's IQ is forty or fifty percent.

The top 10 turtles with the highest IQ are:Burmese tortoise, Sucata tortoise, leopard tortoise, Aldabra tortoise, Galapagos tortoise, semi-water tortoise, fragrant tortoise, Florida tortoise, brocade tortoise, three-clawed tortoise.

1. Burmese tortoise

Burmese tortoise, also known as dragon-clawed tortoise, dry tortoise, pillow tortoise, etc., is one of the most common tortoises on the market. China is found in Guangxi and Yunnan, although Burmese tortoises are often found in farmers' markets and pet markets in other provinces and cities.

However, they are not produced locally, most of them are imported from Southeast Asia and then dispersed, and in recent years, the depletion of resources has made almost all Burmese tortoises dependent on imports and some smuggling by traders.

2. Sulcata tortoise

The Sulcata Tortoise (scientific name: Geochelone Sulcata), also known as the Sulcata Tortoise and the Sulcata Tortoise, is a highly mobile tortoise.

The dorsal carapace is high, the top of the head has symmetrical scales, the skull is short, the squamous bones do not meet the parietal bones, the frontal bones do not enter the orbit, and the postorbital bones degenerate or almost disappear; The posterior part of the square bone is usually closed, completely surrounding the stapes; The upper jaw bone is almost connected to the square yoke bone, and the masticatory surface of the upper jaw has or does not have a ** ridge. The dorsal and ventral carapaces are firmly connected by a bony suture by a bridge of the nail.

3. Leopard tortoise

The leopard tortoise, also known as the leopard tortoise, belongs to the turtle order, the tortoise family, and the leopard tortoise is a reptile. The habitat is dry grasslands and shrublands, which require a wide range of indoor and outdoor activity spaces. Prefers to live on semi-dry, thorny grasslands.

4. Aldabra tortoise

Plants are the staple food, and sometimes dead animal carcasses are also eaten. The maximum shape is 105 cm long. The body shape is second only to that of the elephant tortoise, and the nostrils are longitudinally elongated.

It is widely distributed in the land area of Aldabra Island. Each litter can lay 12-14 eggs. Oviparous.

Females can lay 9-25 tennis ball-sized eggs, which hatch in about 98-200 days.

The Alberta tortoise is very adaptable to the captive environment, the food is similar to that of the leopard tortoise, the sulcata, any plant food is acceptable, and the personality is mild. But there must be enough space planning to raise such a behemoth.

5. Galapagos tortoise

Herbivorous, eating cacti and fruits, pineapples, water ferns, leaves and grasses. Can live in arid environments. It is also a very slow-moving animal, which can only move 260 meters per hour.

It is found only on 9 small islands in the Galapagos Islands. Two of the most well-known individuals of this species are the solitary George and the tortoise Diego.

The top 10 turtles with the highest IQ are: 1, Brazilian tortoise, 2, Burmese tortoise, 3, snapping tortoise, 4, yellow-headed side-necked tortoise, 5, brocade tortoise, 6, Chinese flower tortoise, 7, Chinese grass tortoise, 8, map tortoise, 9, hognose tortoise, 10, egg tortoise.

Brazilian tortoise, also known as Brazilian red-eared turtle (trachemys scripta elegans), English name: red-eared slider, also known as Brazilian tortoise, red-eared tortoise, small painted tortoise, belongs to the genus of sliding turtle in the family Turtle family, is an aquatic turtle species. Because of the two thick red stripes on both sides of the back of the head, it is also called the red-eared turtle.

Native to the central United States to northern Mexico, the Brazilian red-eared turtle has both medicinal, ornamental, and edible value, and the species is cheap, easy to raise and colorful, resulting in a large number of breeding and sales.

As a result, this species is now the most common reptile pet** in the world. Due to its high intraspecific density and strong interspecific competitiveness, this species has been successfully invaded worldwide in Europe, Africa, Australia, Asia and the Americas (non-native origin), and is listed as one of the 100 most dangerous invasive alien species in the world.

Burmese tortoise. Burmese tortoise, also known as dragon-clawed tortoise, dry tortoise, pillow tortoise, etc., is one of the most common tortoises on the market. China is distributed in Guangxi, Yunnan, although in other provinces and cities in the farmers' market, pet market often have Burmese tortoises**, but they are not produced locally, most of them are imported from Southeast Asia, and then dispersed to various places, in recent years, the depletion of resources has made almost all Burmese tortoises rely on imports and some traders smuggling.

The top 10 turtles with the highest IQ are Brazilian tortoise, egg tortoise, Burmese tortoise, snapping tortoise, yellow-headed side-necked tortoise, brocade tortoise, Chinese flower tortoise, Chinese grass tortoise, map tortoise, and hognose tortoise.

There are many kinds of egg turtles, razor, musk, giant, tiger stripes, fruit pits, helmets, yellow ze, narrow bridges, and so on! The egg turtle is very interactive, and when you first arrive home, you know how to find a place to hide, and they will chase you when they pass by the fish tank. Among them, the narrow bridge is the most interactive, and the rest of the feelings are similar, which can be regarded as the highest IQ among the turtles.

The yellow-headed side-necked turtle generally likes to raise a fish to clean up the environment, about its IQ, raise a group of turtles to feed, the yellow head will grab food but will not hide, other turtles smaller than him will grab food and know to hide and eat, but the yellow head does not hide and wait to be robbed, and then end up eating poop.

The Brazilian turtle remembers its owner, so you can develop a bond with it, and it doesn't matter if you keep it at home once you get acquainted with it, and it won't bother you when you're resting. It will even be obediently carried by your side like a dog, and will be honest with you when you go out, waiting for you at the door when you come back.

If you buy a small Brazilian turtle and start raising it, feed it every day, it will remember you. You have to feed it yourself so that it can tell the difference between you and others, and it will know that you are the master. Once it recognizes that you are its owner, it will follow you when it is released to play, and there will be a lot of interaction with you.

The Brazilian tortoise, whose full name is the Brazilian red-eared tortoise, is an aquatic turtle species. Because of the two thick red stripes on both sides of the back of the head, it is also called the red-eared turtle.