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Small Toothed Whale.
It is still unknown how it can find others in the group several hundred miles away.
9th place:
Squid and octopus.
9th place:
Squid and octopus.
An octopus can build its shelter from the ocean debris and is equal to none in camouflage. It can change its color and pattern in less than a second, sending the brain signal to its entire body.
8th place:
Sheep.
8th place:
Sheep.
During several years of research they have concluded that sheep possess exceptional memory and could identify the faces of people or animals without a mistake. They even claim that sheep's intellectual ability is closer to humans than we thought. The main downside of their study is that the animals tend to scare easy!
7th place:
Cacadu Parrot.
7th place:
Cacadu Parrot.
A cacadu named Badjo can sew holding a needle and thread with his beak! Badjo's owner, a professional tailor, confirms that the bird's skills are 90% accurate.
6th place:
Crows.
6th place:
Crows.
Officially, most scientists consider crows as the smartest birds in the world, especially the ones living in big cities. Tokyo, Japan, is known for the largest number of crows in the world.
5th place:
Monkeys.
5th place:
Monkeys.
Macacas are not only the famous inhabitants of local safari parks or Indian temples. These smart animals above everything else can recognize themselves in the mirror while other animals, including cats, cannot.
4th place:
Rats.
4th place:
Rats.
You will be surprised to learn that old experienced rats can get away with any mouse trap: they shake it until the spring is off and also shied less younger rats from the poisonous meals.
3rd place:
Dolphins.
3rd place:
Dolphins.
It's a known fact that British Special Forces used dolphins as informants during the war to carry messages to and from various ships. Many scientists confirm that dolphins possess amazing intellectual abilities. Also, dolphins never sleep with their systems totally shut down - their brain is taking turns on keeping one half in a sleep mode while the other stays alert.
2nd place:
Elephants.
2nd place:
Elephants.
They also have an exceptional memory important to distinguish friends from enemies. If you ever
hurt an elephant, he will remember it his entire life and if your paths ever cross, beware!
1st place:
Primates:
1st place:
Primates:
However, the scientists are spending a lot of time researching orangutans and think that their abilities could be even more astonishing. So for their closest proximity to human nature of improvising and using tools to get food.
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