15 Unbelievable Examples of Animal Intelligence

We see ourselves as the most intelligent species that lives on this planet, but even with humans the concept of intelligence can be measured in many different ways. This is also true with other animals… which, while they may not be as creative or inventive as us, have some traits that are either equal to, or far beyond what we’re capable of. From navigation abilities, to problem solving, incredible memory, long distance communication, and plenty more… it’s time to reveal the top 15 unbelievable instances of animal intelligence.
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[@Toxicflu]

Heck even fish are pretty smart if you spend enough time observing them in the wild. They play like children in a playground, they hunt, hide, work together, collaborate, socialize...

[@garymiller5937]

I've witnessed signs of intelligence in pigs, squirrels and birds, but I didn't know anything about a number of these species abilities. Very interesting and informative. Thank you very much! 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

[@just_kos99]

I'm so glad you included the Portia spider! As you described how many animals learn by observing others, I kept saying, "Like jumping spiders do. LIKE JUMPING SPIDERS DO!" and then you have them. Thank you so much! They're truly the brain children of the spider world.

[@roguegalaxy8758]

🙇‍♀️💕”..Awesome!”

[@dandeehart9553]

I knew Corvids were brilliant however I had no idea that they could learn & use language as well. One of the most fascinating & beautiful Ravens named Fable I highly recommend looking up on KZbin because she left me awe especially the way she spoke to herself while a hidden camera was watching, she even started cussing & although viewers of course were somehow furious, it gave her an even more fascinating personality imo.

[@topfives]

Interesting!

[@howardhales6325]

I'm very impressed by the octopus. Not so much by the squirrels and ravens.

[@gerryboudreaultboudreault2608]

How do you define Intelligence? Humans too often mis-use their brains. Other creatures have Different Kinds of intelligence, sometimes superior to us. We can learn so much from them!

[@pillepolle3122]

the definition of intellicence is the ability to solve problems.

[@jeffreynicmic6604]

gorgeous 😅

[@LaurenRussellElizabeth]

Pee pee poo poo doo

[@xtremenortherner]

Its amazing how animals can adapt & survive in a sometimes hostile environment. But the Darwinists are trying to correlate animal w/ human intelligence..., human beings have writing, speech, languages, but also can build machines, dwellings, make roads, build cities..., perform very complex tasks like music, scientific research, art,etc. We are very different from animals...,we did not arise from apes, but were created in the image of God. This is something the so-called scientific world cannot fathom, so they reject it totally. Someday the Truth will be known...,

[@williamromine5715]

The truth is already known, just not accepted by those who think science can prove anything. It can't. It is great in some areas, such as how things work, but can not answer the question of why. For some reason, they fear the concept of a Supreme Being. God and science are not mutually exclusive concepts.

[@MLG85]

Could u do everyone a favour and provide even just a shred of proof to back up those claims?? That "so called scientific world" has brought us things like, internet, motorised transport, advanced and complex social structures, pretty much everything we use today, but most of all, it brought us an understanding of the truly amazing universe that we live in, including and especially how single cell organisms managed to eventually evolve and become multicellular organisms. It took billions and billions of years. We r the current result of countless generations of an unimaginably vast collection of species evolving one life at a time to better adapt to their surroundings. The facts dont lie, how can someone argue against what has literally been proven. Current score... science 100 creationism 0

[@MLG85]

Here i was thinking it was just gonna be another standard morning. Then i started watching this great vid and happened to see that comment.... i truly cant remember the last time i laughed that hard, u totally made my week! Sincerely, thank you

[@learnonedooneteachone3822]

Octopuses? Seriously? Octopi bro.

[@kevingregory5579]

They are both correct apparently. Octopus is a greek word technically so doesn’t need a latin ending necessarily

[@williamromine5715]

I agree wit h your reaction to hearing octopuses rather than octopi. I'm 82 years old and octopi was the proper plural. Then all of a sudden it was changed.