Hello, friends. Welcome to Happy Learning's Top five. Today, we're going to meet the five most intelligent animals in the world. Five. In fifth position. We have an animal
that is a little bit messy. The pig. Oh, we've surprised you, haven't we? Pigs are very intelligent, omnivorous
mammals, and can be domesticated like dogs. They're able to observe,
memorize and learn things and then use that knowledge
when they need it. Four, in fourth position, we have a bird, the crow. Crows are black in col
or
and live for about 15 years. They are able to use tools and have a very complex language
with which they communicate. Crows can be tamed very easily and are able to repeat words and sounds. If you don't believe it Listen to how it says goodbye. Goodbye! Three in third place. We have the largest and only trumpet playing land animal, the elephant. The average lifespan of this herbivorous
animal is 70 years and it can weigh up to 4000 kilograms. Elephants have a great memory and also
have the la
rgest brain in the world, which is why they are so smart.
Because they are so intelligent Elephants are very family oriented and their mothers
take good care of their young. The elephant's trunk is very useful. They smell, breathe, eat, and even able
to use tools with it. With the trunk They also make loud sounds like a trumpet Listen! in second place on the list of most intelligent animals goes to the dolphin. This marine
mammal has a very long memory and thinks a lot Dolphins always live in la
rge groups
and take care of each other. For example, when they get sick
and the older ones teach the younger ones a lot of things,
they are their teachers. Dolphins
communicate in a very complex language. Listen carefully
to see if you can hear it. One, and in first place,
for the most intelligent animal goes to monkies,
especially the chimpanzee. The chimpanzee is the animal that most resembles us humans. Many monkeys use tools like this gorilla. They also make signs
and sounds to communicate.
They have a sophisticated language
and a long memory. These mammals are able to work in teams
and pass on their knowledge
from generation to generation. The older ones are constantly teaching
the younger ones, and the younger ones
are constantly learning and playing just like this orangutan. Evidently, the most intelligent
being on the planet is man. In this vein, we have a great obligation
to take care of nature, not to pollute or contaminate the rivers,
the seas, the forests or the mountains.
We have to recycle and reuse everything
that is no longer useful. From happy learning,
we would like to ask you to please take care of the Earth, our planet,
and help us to protect it. It is our hope and that of all animals. To take care of it is the responsibility
of intelligent beings. So now you know. Goodbye, friends.
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