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9. Pigs According to some experts, pigs are among the smartest, cleanest domestic animals around – more so than cats and dogs. (The reason pigs roll around in mud isn't because they like to be dirty, but because they don't have sweat glands and the mud helps them cool off.) Researchers who have studied pigs have learned they have excellent long-term memories, solve mazes easily, can comprehend a simple symbolic language, love to play and play-fight with each other, can learn to operate a joystick to move an on-screen cursor, and use a mirror to find hidden food.
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8. Pigeons Studies show that pigeons are able to learn abstract mathematical rules, and in fact are the only non-humans other than rhesus monkeys with the ability. These much-maligned birds also have the ability to make extremely intelligent choices, and have highly evolved pigeon problem-solving skills . Pigeons are also able to recognize individual people, most likely by their facial characteristics.
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7. Dogs When it comes to canine companions, "smart" means different things to different people. Some people feel an obedient dog is smart, while others believe a dog with a mind of her own is more intelligent. Very agreeable dogs are considered smart by most human standards. Humans judge the intelligence of dogs based primarily on how quickly they learn to obey our commands, how well they perform, and whether they are able to learn human-type stuff like identifying objects. Because dogs have lived among humans for so long and undergone so much domestication, some scientists believe they're more like humans than even chimps – and could serve as a model for understanding human social behavior.
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6. Crows A crow's brain is about the size of a human thumb, which is huge relative to its body size. This puts their intelligence on a level with primates, and gives them the ability to solve complex problems. Scientists have discovered that crows recognize and remember individual human faces. Different areas of a crow's brain light up when it sees a person it perceives as friendly or threatening. An 8-year-old girl in Seattle, Washington and her mom feed crows that visit their backyard. In return, the crows bring them gifts. The little girl has a carefully catalogued collection of over 70 trinkets her crow friends have left for her on her bird feeder, including earrings and a "best friend" charm.
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5. Rats The ability to think about thinking is called metacognition, and a few years ago scientists discovered that rats, like humans, can make decisions based on what they do or do not know. Studies also show that rats are surprisingly self- aware, they're ticklish, and they dream just as we do. Pet rats are extremely social and form strong bonds with their owners. They learn their names and come when they're called, and they beg for time out of their cage to play and interact with their owners.
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4. African Grey Parrots Known as the Einsteins of the parrot world, African Greys are highly intelligent. Studies have shown that the birds possess abstract, inferential reasoning abilities. They appear to have some understanding of causality and use it to reason about the world. African Greys also show their smarts with their counting abilities and vocalization skills. According to the Lafeber Company: "Most bird keepers believe that only an experienced bird enthusiast should keep a grey. They are complex parrots, highly sensitive, and more than a little demanding. They are also charming and brilliant, but this match of sensitivity and brains can lead to behavioral issues. They are creatures of habit, and even a small change in routine can make a sensitive grey unhappy."
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3. Elephants Elephants' brains are bigger than the brains of any other land animal, and the cortex has as many neurons as a human brain. The ability of elephants to learn is impressive, and they are also self-aware – they can actually recognize themselves in mirrors! In the wild, these highly social animals demonstrate helpfulness, compassion, and empathy. Their trunks and feet generate seismic activity that allows them to communicate with one another on a wide variety of subjects. Elephants are likely the only large land-dwelling mammals that communicate using seismic signals.
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2. Bottlenose Dolphins Bottlenose dolphins are one of just a handful of species in the animal kingdom that are able to use vocal learning to develop their own vocal signature. Early in life, each dolphin creates its own unique vocal whistle that gives it an individual identity. Because each whistle is unique, dolphins are able to call to each other by mimicking the whistle of a dolphin they want to communicate with. It's the equivalent of calling each other by name. Many dolphins establish strong social attachments and will stay with injured or ill members of the group, helping them to the surface of the water so they can breathe if necessary. There are also reports of dolphins protecting human swimmers from sharks by swimming in circles around them, or rushing the sharks to shoo them away. Dolphins have also been known to team up with humans to catch fish. They drive fish toward shore, where fishermen wait to cast their nets. The dolphins signal the fishermen when it's time to cast their nets, then they snatch up the fish that don't make it into the nets.
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In case you hadn't heard, humans aren't the only intelligent beings on planet Earth. In fact, we have plenty of company, and you may be surprised to learn who else is on the list. 10 of the Most Intelligent Animals on Earth 1. Chimpanzees Chimpanzees and humans are remarkably similar, sharing about 99 percent of our DNA. Chimps are our closest living relatives, and like humans, live in social communities and can adapt to different environments. They can also learn sign language. Chimpanzees can walk upright on two legs if they choose, and while they are primarily vegetarians they consume meat (as well as eggs and insects) on occasion. Chimps make and use tools, such as stones to open nuts and leaves to soak up drinking water. They reach reproductive age at around the same time humans do – 13 for females and 16 for males.
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The continental superpower Japan was denied a 5th
Asian Cup title on Friday after Qatar showed mettle
amid a hostile crowd to clinch their first ever Asia Cup
at Zayed Sports City Stadium in Abu Dhabi on Friday. Given the previous head-to-head records, Samurai Blues clearly had an upper hand. Both the teams have locked horns with each other on four previous occasions with Japan winning two and the other two ending in a draw. However, the Japanese dominance was put to a halt after Qatar’s Al Haydos, Abdelaziz Hatim and at last Akram Afif fired to place their side at 3-1 against the solo netter of Minamino. When the game kicked off, Japan enjoyed possession for a good 10 minutes but couldn’t convert. They paid the price after Haydos bickle kicked into the net. with Qatar consolidating its lead with Abdelaziz Hatim’s stunner. At half-time Qatar proved themselves to be lethal, attacking and overpowering the Samurai Blues defenders. Their attackers made most out of Japan’s mistakes rattling the defence and creating confusion among the ranks. In the 56th minute, Qatar again came close to making it 3-0 and again it was Afif who created the chance finding Hatem with space only a few metres from goal but he scuffed his shot over the bar as he turned. Finally, the Japan attackers succeeded when the ball found it’s way through to Osako who gave Takumi Minamino the chance to slide through the defensive line and chip a shot over Al Sheeb making it 1-2. However, in the last few minutes, Qatar came back again sealed the deal with a penalty after the ball hit the arm of Yoshida. Afif stepped up and made no mistake closing the game at 1-3.
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Qatar has stunned four-time champions Japan 3-1 in the final of the AFC Asian Cup held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to lift its maiden title at the continental tournament. Striker Almoez Ali opened the scoring for the Maroons on Friday in the Emirati capital, Abu Dhabi, with a spectacular overhead kick - his record ninth goal of the tournament. Ali's 12th minute strike took him past Ali Daei's 1996 tally, and combined with a 27th minute strike from Abdulaziz Hatem and a late Akram Afif penalty, helped the Qataris make an emphatic statement ahead of their hosting of the 2022 World Cup. The Sudan-born 22-year-old Ali's record goal came after a protest by the host United Emirates FA into his eligibility to represent Qatar was dismissed by the Asian Football Confederation only a few hours before kickoff.
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I will rather be here roaming about, than to be in one useless political rally. |
I taught there will be a CAF champions league match between lobi stars and wydad tomorrow in Enugu. |
dreezybines:baba just watch and see even if buhari will win Lagos, it will be 55/45. |
tyup:I accept Adamawa, but those other 3 states u mentioned above will be tough |
states atiku will definitely win 1. anambra 2. Enugu 3. ebonyi 4. abia 5. IMO 6. rivers 7. bayelsa 8. cross river 9. akwa ibom 10. delta 11. Benue 12. taraba 13. nasarawa 14. osun 15. ekiti 16. plateau 17. Edo 18. kwara 19. ondo 20. Lagos 21. FCT 22. Ogun modified* 23. adamawa if u feel like arguing. argue with one of ur family member #atiku2019 |
olujastro:it was ACN then, don't give credits to APC |
only a dumb and blind person will say Ronaldo is better than messi |
blues343:I hope so |
Nigeria’s sole CAF Confederations
Cup campaigners Enugu Rangers
will face CS Sfaxien of Tunisia,
Etoile Du Sahel also of Tunisia and
Salitas of Burkina Faso in group B
of the competition in the draw
conducted today at the CAF
headquarters in Cairo. The Flying Antelopes so far are unbeaten in six games in the competition winning five with just a draw. The Enugu based outfit defeated Defence Force of Ethiopia in the preliminary stage before dumping out USM Bel Abbes of Algeria in the first round stage and recently beating Bantu FC of Lesotho in the group stage playoffs to qualify to the group stage. The draw conducted at the CAF headquarters in Cairo will see Hassania US Agadir of Morocco slug it out with AS Otoho d’Oyo of Congo, RS Berkane of Morocco and Raja Cassablanca of Morocco for a quarter final spot in group A while group C has giants Zesco United of Zambia, Al Hilal of Sudan, Asante Kotoko of Ghana and Nkana FC of Zambia fight for quarter final spots. Group D will see CAF champions’ league drop outs Gor Mahia of Kenya play Na Hussien Dey of Algeria, Atletico Petroleos of Angola and Zamalek of Egypt fight for the quarter final qualification. The Gbenga Ogunbote led team qualified for the CAF Confederations Cup after beating Kano Pillars in the final of the 2018 Aiteo Cup at the Stephen Keshi stadium in Asaba.
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FoolishBoy419:1 Timothy 5:23 and I quote "stop drinking only water, and use a LITTLE wine because of your stomach and your frequent illness". Ephesians 5:18 - "do not get drunk on wine, which leads to debauchery, instead, be filled with the spirit". proverbs 20:1 "wine is a mocker and bear is a brawler, who ever is led astray by them, is no wise". their are more and more verses u wish to read from. so stop saying b4 u end up been a FOOLISH BOY. for ur no 2, how are u sure majority of those people practice Christianity. ur no 3 explanation shows how dumb and blind u are. |
FoolishBoy419:dis guy is truly high, the tramadol u av been taken all dis while has started to manifest in ur life. no 1, who told u the BIBLE is against alcohol. no 2, between Islam and Christian, who religion practice child marriage the most. I don see say ur brain din mix with petrol. OK no 3, between xtian and Muslim who are more uncivilize? we all know how Muslims in the middle east kill another because he or she committed formication, we all know how they cut off hands because of stealing. which religion does that if not Islam. mtcheew |
welcome to Nigeria where a child from a Christian home will be told to start wearing hijab just to enroll in a Muslim school. |
guilty conscience |
Omoluabi9:by drinking hydrogen peroxide daily |
Courtney dike, the only lady in the team. if u know u know |
Rednaxelot:are u a Nigerian at all the south Africans u are talking about, do they have continental trophies and achievements than the Nigerian clubs? |
Ronaldo S.G.O.A.T.B.M messi G.O.A.T incase u are wondering what SGOATBM means, it mean- Second Greatest Of All Time Behind Messi ![]() |
space booked |
