5. CROW-
Crows are clever and cunning. They are hardly bird-brained and can learn to sing 60 different songs. Their intelligence is far more advanced than one can ever think. Researchers predict that crows are as intelligent as a seven-year-old child. They are too flexible and solves problems related to tools too quickly. For example: choosing right size food for a certain task or incorrect sequence, etc. They can distinguish the familiar and non-familiar human voices. Professor John Marzluff said that 'Crows are flying monkeys. ' Crows can easily recognize individual human faces. They also talk about you to the other crows. So, if two crows are watching you and cawing, this means that they are talking about you. Not only this, they remember what you did with them, are easily adapted to new situations, have good memory power, plan for the future, and understand analogies.
4. OCTOPUS-
These eight-legged creatures know how to save themselves from danger. They can be easily trained to recognize shapes and patterns. They are brilliant. If they are kept in an aquarium, they can find their way back to the ocean. They are also able to open Jars from both inside and outside. They are capable and can make tools smartly from coconuts and shells. To scare predators, they can mimic other deadly creatures of the sea. It is known that they can even kill sharks and escape from their tanks to eat a fish of adjacent tank and return to their own tanks before anyone notices. They are extremely clever when faced with puzzles(such as figuring out how to open a jar or to get a tasty fish, or escaping from aquariums). They even gather shells, rocks, and other objects to fortify their lairs. Equipped with more complex brains than other invertebrates, octopuses are the smartest spineless creatures.
3. ORANGUTANS-
The word Orang-utans literally means - a person of the forest. These are animals who lead a busy social life. They are brilliant who have the ability to reason, think and express emotions like us- Joy, anger, fear, surprise, etc. They are brilliant who have the ability to reason, think and express emotions like us- Joy, anger, fear, surprise, etc. Like octopuses and crows, th.
2. DOLPHINS-
Dolphins can recognize themselves in the mirror and also call each other unique names. Their brains are as large as ours. They have no sense of smell, but they make up for the same by their extraordinary senses. They make activities and games that become complex for them with tone. Dolphins can see with sonar and even check out each other pregnancies. They can recognize, remember, solve problems, adapt to changes, reason, perceive, understand, use tools, social networking, creativity, and communication. Bottlenose dolphins in Australia have developed a wide range of tools. They complement their eyesight through echolocation: a method of bouncing sounds off obstacles and the fish around them. They even have their own extreme sport: acrobatic leaps and spins that would make freestyle snowboarders jealous. They can communicate in ways we can't even imagine. Also, they talk to each other using what seems like a learned language instead of instinctive barks, yips, grunts, shrieks, and other sounds that most animals are born using. Even they can send sound images of, say, a fish to other dolphins. They can even team up in groups called pods with other sea creatures to accomplish tasks and play with them.
1. CHIMPANZEE-
Chimpanzees use 66 different signals to communicate with each other. They can learn basic human sign languages and display languages. They use stones & rocks to crack hard shells and nuts and use large and loud gestures for long-distance communication and vice-versa. Like the other four smart animals mentioned above, they also possess ca[pability for problem-solving.Like Orangutans, they also lead busy social lives.
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