Intelligence, in the sense that we normally use it, involves self-awareness, complex communication, and problem-solving ability.
Self-awareness is understanding that one is an entity physically separate from others: we look in a mirror and realize, "that's me in there." Communication is the ability to pass complex ideas -- ideas that cannot be indicated by simple gestures -- on to others, and includes the ability to learn from ideas as opposed to demonstration. Problem-solving refers to the ability to work one's way through puzzles one has never encountered before, and also includes the use of tools.
By those criteria, sheep fail to hit the mark by a considerable margin.
Smart rams is a palindrome for intelligent male sheep.
Goat's, like sheep, say "Baah". The more intelligent way to answer this question is that goat's sound is called a bleat, as is a sheep's.
A sheep dog is most famous for its ability to herd and protect sheep. These dogs are highly intelligent and skilled at working with livestock to ensure they stay together and are safe from harm.
Sheep are not defenseless, but they rely more on their flocking behavior and herders to protect them from predators. They have a flight response and will run away when feeling threatened. Additionally, some sheep breeds have horns that they can use for self-defense.
There are literally hundreds of working dogs today, not all of them Kennel Club recognised. Many were bred for a specific task, such as Dogs for herding sheep and Dogs for guarding sheep. The Border Collie is one of the most intelligent and popular of the working breeds, commonly used for herding sheep. Another very popular breed is the German Shepherd, which was once used to guard flocks from wolves and is now used for work in home security and the police force. Another highly intelligent working breed is the Australian Kelpie, which is first and foremost a working Dog. They were bred to herd cattle and sheep and crave having a job to do.
Some vegetarians would argue that it isn't OK to eat sheep! However, the main difference is that sheep production is managed - sheep are domesticated and farmers breed them and run the sheeps' lives to be eaten. Whales are wild animals, their lives aren't managed - no-one knows how many whales exist in the wild and much of their lives are mysteries - although they are known to be very intelligent; killing them for food is irresponsible with so little knowledge.
Predators of sheep include wolves, coyotes, mountain lions, bears, and domestic dogs. These predators pose a threat to sheep by hunting them for food. Proper fencing and guardian animals like dogs can help protect sheep from these predators.
The comparative and superlative forms of intelligent are more intelligent and most intelligent.
The most prominent use on farms is as sheep dogs. Though they are possibly the most intelligent and trainable dogs and so have other uses such as rodent control and cattle herding.
"Intelligent" doesn't have a comparative and superlative form. Instead, you would say "more intelligent" or "most intelligent."
there is no plural for sheep 1 sheep is call a sheep and more than 1 sheep is call a sheep
Intelligent can be said as "clever" or "smart".