0
the common chimpanzee
the bottlenosed dolphin
the rhesus macaque monkey
african and asian elephant
the african grey parrot
the north pacific giant octopus
the border collie (dog)
ravens and crows
the common rat
The Portia Labiata Jumping Spider
What else can I help you with?
What is the smartest animals in the world?
Pigs
What is the first smartest animal?
Dolphins are one of the most smartest animals of the world.
What is the smartest animal-?
the dolphin is the smartest animal in the sea Ben z'ev: possibly, personaly I think wolves are the smartest animals, but dolphins are very smart too.
Are pigs the fourth smartest animal in the world?
The lists of smartest animals vary a lot, but no, pigs are not the fourth smartest -- more like seventh, eighth or ninth
Are monkeys the smartest animals in the world?
seeing as there are humans like you, possibly.
Top 10 smartest animals in the world?
These are the top ten smartest animals in the world in descending order:10. Portia Labiata Jumping Spider9. Mouse8. Ravens & Crows7. Border Collie6. North Pacific Giant Octopus5. African Grey Parrot4. Elephant3. Rhesus Monkey2. Bottlenose dolphin1. Chimpanzee
What are the five smartest animals in the world?
Dolphin elephant human gorrila velociraptor
How many Animals in the smartest giant in town?
there are 12 animals in the smartest giant in town
Are zebras one of the smartest animals ion the world?
Zebras are clever animals, but not in the class with apes, dolphins, and pigs.
Are wolves more smart than other animals?
Wolves are not the smartest animals. Apes and gorillas are the smartest
The smartest animal in the world?
Chimpanzees are the second smartest animals, after humans. These animals have the capacity in some ways to think like humans. They manipulate their environment and use tools in order to help the community accomplish certain tasks.
What is smartest animals.?
You humans are, of course. Do you take this as an insult? I don't mean it as such, But you are definitely the smartest animals on this life-filled planet.
