Livestock
Millions of organisms live on the
planet, and at the highest classification of organisms, the animal kingdom,
which is characterized by the possession of most of it by owning the brain, is
located. Man is considered one of the finest living beings on the planet,
because he is the smartest ever, where man is characterized by reason, acumen,
the ability to learn, understand and solve problems, and is able to perceive
thoughts and feelings, make tools, and practice the art of tricks.
The human mind is intelligent
compared to other creatures, but this does not prevent other animals from
enjoying intelligence commensurate with some human characteristics and actions.
Here we'll show you the most intelligent animals from the top to the least
intelligent:
- The Chimpanzees
Chimpanzees are the smartest
animal in the world and rank first in intelligence among all animals, as
chimpanzees are a species of monkey living in tropical forests in Africa,
originally from the Hominide or so-called "semi-human". Chimpanzees live
in caves close to water bodies and are very similar to monkeys but larger and
stronger, ranging in length from 130 to 160 cm, and weigh no more than 60 kg.
98% of chimpanzees match human
genes, so chimpanzees have a close intelligence ratio to human intelligence,
are able to learn and perform the tasks they need to think about, have the best
and strongest memory among all animals in the world, and scientists consider
them better than human memory in memory tests. Its sense of sight is one of the
finest and comes at the front of the head to cover long distances, as
chimpanzees can see very deeply through which they can distinguish the maturity
of the fruit.
Chimpanzees are a social animal
that quickly learns to imitate humans, some of which become so connected to
their beloved breeder in zoos that they scream to call him when he gets sick
and refuses to take medicine from anyone else. Scientists were able to draw up
a list of 20 separate voices in chimpanzees.
- Dolphin
Dolphins, the so-called "ferns", rank
second among the smartest animals in the world. [1] Dolphins are whale-like
pets, ranging in length from (1-3.5 meters) and prefer to live in warm waters
in the world's seas and oceans, feeding on fish and squid.
The dolphin has been used in armies and military operations by countries such as Russia and Israel. The date of this military use of the dolphin began in 1966 from the Soviet Union in Crimea.
- Elephant
The third smartest animal in the world is the
elephant. Most elephants in the world live either in Africa or in India, and
although they are of different species, they are all intelligent. In many
cultures of the world, elephants are seen as a symbol of wisdom. Elephants'
intelligence is their extraordinary ability to communicate with each other,
show feelings and emotions, and have a strong memory, as they can remember even
after several years, if they drink from a spring of water that can return to
them even after many years. They are pets used in acrobatic performances, and
they only hurt any human beings if they harm them.
Elephants are animals that live
in herds, which are very social, as they console each other when sad, play
together in the water, communicate with each other with the vibrations they
emit from their feet, and can recognize themselves in the mirror.
- Octopus
Octopus is the smartest no-vertebrate animal
ever, with its brain and eyes the most advanced among invertebrates. It can
focus its eyesight accurately, and can also adapt to light change, and after
the octopus brain processes the information it receives from the eyes in the
visual lobe, it uses it with its delicate sense of touch to make very smart
decisions. [6] Through various scientists' research, they discovered the
octopus's ability to find different ways to reach its target, such as opening a
jar to reach its food.
The rest of the scientists
disagreed on the order of the rest of the animals with the smartest ones but
did not disagree on their intelligence and ability to learn. These smart
animals include crows, African parrots, resus monkeys, border
collie dogs, cats, mice, squirrels, pigs, and jumping spiders.