GJYYNGII

Dogs are creatures with interesting intelligence. Did you know that they can understand around 165 words, signs, and signals? That’s like a toddler level of language!

They’re also great problem solvers. For example, some dogs can figure out how to open doors or get to their favorite toys. Plus, they are very good at reading human emotions, which is why they can often sense when we’re happy or sad.

And let’s not forget about their memory! Dogs can remember past experiences, which helps them learn from their interactions.

Cows are very social and can remember dozens of faces and names. They are good at understanding communication from other species and can make friends of many other species.

They can even learn the rules of some ball games, like catch or horse polo. And can be seen enjoying music from a trombone. But due to their lack of hands or anything to manipulate tools, they get placed low on intelligence tests, equal to horses.

Cows can use their horns as tools sometimes, but most cows have their horns removed.

Pigs are among the most intelligent mammals on the planet; they display a wide range of complex behaviors, such as using a joystick to move a pointer on a computer screen, understanding human instructions, and using primitive tools alongside understanding games involving shapes.

Elephants exhibit remarkable intelligence demonstrated by their ability to communicate complexly. Recent research has shown that elephants have unique names for each other, indicating a level of cognitive function previously thought to be unique to humans. This ability to create names for individuals suggests advanced recognition skills and social structures.

Also, elephants utilize infrasound, low-frequency vocalizations that can be heard over long distances, allowing them to coordinate with other herd members effectively. They can discern the emotional states of other elephants and respond appropriately, highlighting their empathy and social intelligence.

The fav is appreciated fren!

HOLY FUCK, I think I recognize you! Didn't you make a lot of MMD models about a decade ago?!
Also, thank you for watching me! ★