Since the creation of the Earth, humans, being the “most developed” species, have seen and considered animals to be much less intelligent and evolved creatures than we do, to the point of using them as tools of work, food or entertainment.
However, countless scientific and humanitarian studies confirm that many species of animals have developed impressive skills, some more incredible than human ones, such as: speech, interpersonal relationships, communications and even reasoning.
- We constantly devalue animal intelligence.
- So in Animal Expert.
- We did a survey of the 5 smartest animals in the world to show you how much they can evolve and how wrong we were about them.
- World.
- Read on you will be surprised!.
The piglets have a very bad reputation for their intelligence, yet it is quite the opposite.They’re the smartest pets in the world. Our pink friends look more like human beings than we want to recognize.They are cognitively complex, able to socialize, learn and cheat naturally.
Reports have shown that pigs know what a mirror is and how it works, using it as a tool to pick up food and distract teammates.They also love video games and are very protective of children.They are increasingly compared to dogs and cats, and many people are in favor of having a pig as a pet (they are very clean).It is better to call pigs a nice name and not “bacon or ham”.
Elephants are animals that by their appearance seem slow, dizzy and unsuscient, but that’s not what happens.I once had the opportunity to be in the presence of a herd of elephants (in their natural habitat) and I was surprised by their speed and organization.These animals can run and walk at the same time. The front legs walk as the hind legs run.Humans can’t do that with their paws.
Elephants are creatures with a very high emotional and sensitive development, they have very strong family relationships in which they identify without confusing the roles of each family member: parents, uncles and nephews, all have a place.
Crows are these mysterious birds that often inspire fear and intrigue.There’s a Spanish proverb that says, “Raise crows and they’ll eat your eyes.”This phrase, though a little strong, is true to some extent.
As a man, the crow, when considered mature enough, separates himself from his parents, leaves the nest and flies on its own; however, it does not independence at all, it forms groups of crows of their age, living, experimenting.and grow up to find a partner with which to start their own family.
Crows, strange as it may seem, seek their half for life, are very intelligent and know what they want.
He walks in a meadow, sees a cow relaxed in the sun and thinks that all he does in life is pasta, that he only thinks about chewing, eating pastures and walking.
Because we’re a long way from reality. Cows, on a psycho-emotional level, are very similar to humans.Our peaceful friends are affected by feelings such as fear, pain and allergies.
They also care about the future, have friends, enemies and are extremely curious.No doubt the cows feel as much as we do.
And how can we not have a representative of the marine world on our list of the most intelligent animals in the world? In this case, we do not choose the popular dolphin, but the octopus, we want to make your intelligence known.
These molluscs, from birth, are very lonely. Evolution, your learning and survival skills are highly developed.Octopuses face life from a young age, they have to learn, practically everything, on their own.They are also very sensory, with their tentacles that they can touch and taste, obtaining all kinds of information about what they are exploring.
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