The smartest animal among animals?

Ranking of the smartest animals.

Do you know what other animals are the smartest besides humans? Experts have researched and tested the following 10 of the most intelligent animals:

1. Gorillas (2 subspecies).

2. Orangutans. 3. Chimpanzees.

4. Baboons (7 subspecies, including black-faced baboons and great baboons) 5. Gibbons (7 subspecies).

6. Monkeys (many subspecies, especially the monkey and the black ape).

7. Fine-toothed whales (several subspecies, especially"Killer whales"8. Dolphins (about 80 subspecies).

9. Elephant (2 subspecies).

10. Pigs. Ha ha! The pig that usually seems stupid is ranked 10th, and it is unbelievable that it is smarter than cats and dogs.

1. Gorillas (2 subspecies).

2. Orangutans. 3. Chimpanzees.

4. Baboons (7 subspecies, including black-faced baboons and great baboons) 5. Gibbons (7 subspecies).

6. Monkeys (many subspecies, especially the monkey and the black ape).

7. Fine-toothed whales (several subspecies, especially"Killer whales"8. Dolphins (about 80 subspecies).

9. Elephant (2 subspecies).

10. Pigs. The smartest of the mammals is the chimpanzee. Similar to humans are apes, gorillas belonging to the family of apes in zoology, orangutans, gibbons, and dark orangutans in the Baltic region, among which the most intelligent is chimpanzees.

Although the size of its brain is only 400 milliliters, it is not as large as the gorilla's 500 milliliters. However, its brain function is particularly remarkable.

The most intelligent animals are: chimpanzees, orangutans, macaques, pigs, octopuses, and squirrels.

1. Chimpanzees:

Chimpanzees are considered to be the most intelligent species in the world, and their behavior and social behavior are more similar to those of humans. Chimpanzees can think like humans, and some chimpanzees have also learned to play games and deal with math problems. The chimpanzee's brain can be trained so that his big IQ is equivalent to that of a 5-year-old human child.

2. Orangutans:

It is genetically similar to humans and is thought to be able to mimic human behavior. Orangutan Nakai can also play games, and their brain size is equivalent to that of a 3-year-old human child. They have the ability to learn new skills, such as holding things in place with hammers and nails.

It is also believed to have an advanced communication system to understand the surroundings faster.

3. Macaques: Macaques can imitate human behavior, it is said that macaques have advanced communication skills, the population has a complex social structure, has creative thinking, can use tools, and they will break hard things with heavy stones.

4. Pigs: Yes, you read that right, pigs are generally considered stupid. In fact, the IQ of a pig is equivalent to that of a 3-year-old human child. They are also said to have emotions, dream at night, cry when they are sad, and have the ability to learn new skills.

5. Octopus: As one of the highly skilled predators, in order to avoid the hunting of "predators", in addition to the well-known mimicry camouflage and "wrist" self-preservation techniques, octopuses have been found to have a two-legged "walking" to escape the "high IQ" octopus, with "conceptual thinking", can solve the complex problems of Donglun jujube alone, and it is therefore able to play the role of predator and eater in the complex marine environment.

6. Squirrels: Squirrels are small and cute animals that live in the wild. They are one of the most intelligent animals known when it comes to food gathering. Squirrels can go anywhere to collect food and think they have intelligent memory systems.

The most intelligent animals are gorillas, elephants, dolphins, parrots, sheep, etc.

1. Gorilla: It is the smartest advanced animal second only to humans, with the same social behavior, learning ability, execution ability, and thinking ability as humans, and the smartest gorilla IQ is equivalent to the intelligence of humans at the age of 10, ranking first in the list of the smartest animals.

2. Elephant: It has always been a friend of human beings, it is one of the top ten most powerful animals on land, with a high IQ, can help humans, and can also open up its own territory, has a super memory, has the ability to imitate characters and other animals, and has a very strong learning ability, which is generally used to ride and perform in Thailand.

3. Dolphins: It is also one of the top ten most intelligent animals, with a history of 10 million years, and can be greeted by the "whistle" in the celery, and its memory is also very good, and it can learn a lot of movements under training, and there are many dolphin performances in the aquarium, which is one of the animal families with the highest IQ.

4. Parrot: It is also one of the smartest animals in the world, the smartest bird in the world, and one of the top ten most beautiful birds in the world.

5. Sheep: It is a very common animal in life, its IQ is also very high, and even has a stronger memory than a person, it can remember the faces of at least 50 people, and it can also distinguish human beings by **, its sense of direction is also very good, and its adaptability is also very strong.

The most intelligent animal is the chimpanzee.

Chimpanzees have been recognized as the most intelligent species on the planet besides humans, with intelligence equivalent to that of a human child. They are the closest primate clade to humans, and the DNA in their bodies is 96 similar to ours. Some scientists even believe that chimpanzees have a good chance of becoming the second species to evolve a civilization on Earth.

A foreign documentary program once vividly recorded the experience of a chimpanzee named Kanzi. Kanzi spent his childhood living with breeders. This also allows it to witness the living habits of human beings since childhood, and subconsciously imitate the behavior of people laughing and naying.

After years of study, Canzi was able to speak 384 words and even learned to use fire. When Canzi was 5 years old, the keeper discovered that he knew how to put the branches in the lit campfire regularly, and he would also put the iron pot on the shelf.

Habits of chimpanzees

Chimpanzees prefer to live in groups, and although their social structure is not as close as that of gorillas, they are more gregarious than orangutans. The size of the colony varies, sometimes 3-5 individuals, sometimes it can reach 30-50 individuals. The relationship between group members is more loose, especially the sexual relationship is relaxed, and the female can mate with many males, but there are also "love-specific".

The leader is also served by an adult male, and there is a certain hierarchical relationship, and the group members have obedient expressions such as giving way to the leader, nodding their heads, and whispering to the leader, and the leader responds by touching hands and touching the head.

The members of the group often change, and when the opportunity arises, they can leave the group and join other groups, and some elderly individuals often do not accept any group and have to live alone. Eggplant.

Sometimes there are conflicts between different groups, and even cannibalism is occasional. When the male beast grows up, he often has to fight for the leader, and only the able-bodied will be victorious. Sometimes, however, the prestige of the new leader has not yet been established, and the old leader has to rely on the help of the old leader for a long time.