VAISHNAVI SAH
Crows have the ability to remember and recognize human faces, often recalling both friendly and hostile interactions for years.
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Elephants can recognize themselves in mirrors, demonstrating self-awareness—a trait once thought to be exclusive to humans and great apes.
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Concepts:Some parrots can grasp concepts like shapes and colors, and even understand the concept of zero, demonstrating advanced cognitive abilities.
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Octopuses have been observed using coconut shells and other objects as tools for shelter and protection, showing advanced problem-solving skills.
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:Dolphins use unique whistles to identify and call each other, effectively giving themselves names, a sign of sophisticated social intelligence.
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Rats have been seen freeing trapped companions, even when it means sharing food, highlighting their capacity for empathy and altruism.
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Whales pass down hunting techniques and songs from one generation to the next, showcasing their ability to teach and learn complex behaviors.
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Pigs have been trained to play video games using joysticks, proving their ability to learn and understand abstract tasks.
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