My father had a saying growing up. "An animal is only as smart as it needs to be." A simple saying that pretty much means every animal is brilliantly smart at the things that matter to their lives. For example, squirrels and cats can do complex physics equations in milliseconds while jumping and climbing around.
I'm surprised you didn't talk about crows. Some of them are smart enough to use tools, make traps and bait them, and even use currency. They've been also seen experiencing empathy, making sure that every one in their flock is well taken care off, and even held grudges against certain humans while making friends with others.
"He died suddenly" I've heard of birds dying suddenly after the lightbulbs were changed, or after they bit something that otherwise isn't known to be toxic, but is to birds. Seeing how the bird lives in an artificially-illuminated environment full of painted blocks and various synthetic materials, maybe it was exposed to one of these unusual toxins? Just a guess.
i imagine because it's literally his life the things he was exposed to were closely monitored for their safety to birds? but not sure vid quality makes it seem like it was from a while ago, so its possible standards weren't that high. but if its a toxins thing wouldn't they be able to find out?
Birds instinctively hide their illness because in the wild they would be left behind or be targeted by predators. What seems sudden to us could have been an illness building up over time, it's why you need to monitor a birds behaviour thoroughly and if you notice so much as a change in mood or energy you rush em to the vets because even if a bird loves you and trusts you to the max, it's instinct tells it to hide how sick it is from you because you might abandon it.
I'm in a psychology class and we learned about Alex! It was one of my favorite studies to go over and it was really interesting! But one thing I didn't know that those were his last words 🥺..
The best analogy I heard for what animal is the smartest was "It's like comparing tools". A Hammer, Screwdriver, Saw, and Drill are all great for their own unique purpose and you can't really say one is better than the other because they all excel at something different.
One thing to remember with humans, is that our Brains like to do things the easiest and simplest way possible and don’t like to think to hard. There was a video I saw in school “the science of thinking” by Veritasium that talks about how the human brain works.
I'm really curious about the chimp because that's how is people with ADHD had tons of visual memory over short term, that's why we misplace shit all the time and forgetful, if it's not visual, we can't remember, also people with ADHD are natural hunter gatherers
@@theshanamaster Yeah it would be interesting to see if people with ADHD are better at the short term memory test (that they gave the chimps) than other humans
@@Ossian-dr1vr yea since I like to imagine people with ADHD have more video ram than actual ram, like a computer, while people without it, have more ram and vise versa
@Miro i was not referring solely about intellect, chimps are better at humans when it comes to seeing a series of numbers appear and then going blank and picking them in the right order. Doing so much faster than a human can. Nautiloids and birds of prey have better eyesight. These are just a couple of examples. Different organisms have us beat in various factors.the major advantage we have is our ability to reason and share complex ideas.
I feel like humans are the like smart successful millionaires who worked to become where they are now but, became lazy and stopped working while other species who are not as successful are working hard and passing us by.
Hey just wanted to let you know that although they do have destructive tendencies under rough conditions(emotionally and physically) The feathers almost never grow back. It’s very possible that Alex was rescued from a bad home or breeding program and just never fully recovered his plumage. Sorry for being a bird nerd and writing a paragraph!
He had a heart condition and plucked due to his physical illness. Alex, and all of Dr. Irene Pepperberg's birds, was one of the most well cared for captive parrots on the planet, his condition was congenetal, not stress induced. Also, the number 1 cause of plucking in African Grey parrots is low humidity, not stress or boredom. Most birds that pluck due to stress, trauma or boredom will pluck themselves bare in a matter of days.
you should do a video on how we are related to fungus. Back before most life existed, there was a fungus that ate its food on the surface of itself, but at some point, it branched off and some started developing a sack (stomach) to digest their food in. That branch is where we came from.
That parrot clearly had self-awareness. Seems like he knew that he was about to cease existence. Reminds me of a spiritual belief I've discussed with an old pal which states animals have a much stronger connection to where those yet to be reborn wait... "See you tomorrow", eh smart birb?
Omg that shit almost made me cry the parrot knew it was going to die and wanted to say goodbye in the only way it knew how to it's mother human. Man I use to think I understood animals and humans and life in general I begin to question that understanding more and more. I want to believe in a higher power because of how complex animals are and us and just life in general. The way we can coexist and depend on each other for continued survival and often times companionship and protection.
I think the reason monkeys have such good memories is because their evolution revolves around their social structure. They need to remember everyone in their group and neighboring groups too. As well as food and water locations and all the dangerous creatures
Larger brains seem to enhancement intellect not create it and is like comparing a commodore 64 with a modern computer that can be small as a hand and still more powerful then the much older and outdated computers.
@@suekimble6334 Monkeys have different types of governments based upon the species and the reason you cannot spoil certain types of monkey of a group at the zoo without getting him murdered by the group. Equal sharing, communism.
One thing I just noticed is that humans are extraordinary, to be able to mock random sounds of animals and things. I think it's because we all can do it we never think it's special
My favorite clip of Alex is a clip from the Alex and Me documentary where Dr. Pepperberg hands Alex a chunk of corn, Alex says "Corn!", takes a few bites, then looks directly at Dr. Pepperberg, drops the corn very deliberately onto the floor and says "Pick up corn!" to her. Also it's worth noting that Alex didn't actually show no signs of ill health before his death. He was actually struggling with a heart condition for which he was receiving care from an excellent avian vet in the months leading up to his death, and his death was caused by his heart condition. You can actually see in some of the clips in this video that Alex started to feather pluck a little bit as one of the first visible signs of his illness. Parrots pluck for many reasons: boredom, stress, mental trauma, skin conditions, lack of showers, low humidity, improper sleep, poor diet and often when they just aren't feeling good. Alex was the epitome of a well cared for, well entertained bird so it was obvious that Alex's plucking indicated a medical problem.
My cat Boo passed away last week. She was very smart. She told me she was dying and asked for my boyfriend, assistant worker and me to hold her while she said goodbye. She passed away in my boyfriend's arms with me talking to her. She passed after I told her I will be okay I understand she has to go. She fought hard. I am autistic and I understand animal behavior very well. Some animals are smarter just like humans, we are animals too. DNA dictates our future as well as our ability to work around it. All life is like this. It's the ability to survive, adapting is very important.
If you interact with them, you will notice even flies have quite different personalities and they may change depending on how you interact with them. For instance, of you kill other flies while they are around, they might get anxious, but they may also get very angry.
@@darklordvader66 That's ok ...Not all people have English as a first language ....I am pretty sure u would suck too in the language which he speaks fluently.
@@eliascoc2427 The people that flame your English are most likely those who don't speak 2 languages and ONLY know ENGLISH.. And those my friend are the worst type of people! You're doing great if you watched 10 videos and began to understand English better, keep it up dude :D
I actually used to have teachers kinda like that... One was a math teacher, so I mostly just silently lost my mind during his classes, because I'm ridiculously bad at math (though I did do good in his chemistry class...) and the other one was a physics teacher, who got so ticked off by the other people in that class, that his lessons became a lot less fun, very quickly... That math teacher was actually the most amazing teacher of all time... he vanished on day while I was in 10th grade, and just never returned. Neither did I.
Girls “I heard he didn’t cry during titanic” “Do boys even have feelings?” Boys “The last thing the parrot said was: you be good I love you see you Tommorow” **crying so loud it shatters the multiverse**
You the best bruh, I'm watching you for about 3 months already and I still don't know if your voice is after made or live like when we see you in videos
Did someone's ever mentioned to you that you sounds very like The Thick(PrimeVideo Serie)?? Chum I just laught each time I think about that 🤣🤘🤘 On the side, bravo for your channel! I just discovered it yesterday, I listen video after an other, very interesting channel ! (Sorry if I did mistakes Im french from Québec 🤘)
Technically you are not dumber since you can operate inventions and understand concepts We don't call creatures dumb for not understanding human features or smart because they can, we usually call them smart based on how they live, crocs are smart because they usually go around rivers when there are migrations, not because they can count
Glad I watched this video I have been working with lizards and in the last few weeks I have been able to teach a lizard to complete an obstacle course that I made for it. All with just voice commands and hand signals. I have been working with lizards for over 50 yrs and couldnt believe my eyes when he completed it for the the first time. I have lots of videos of this and other things I have been teaching lizards.
If the scientist taught the "primate doing the visual remembering tester" how to sign, they can have a more interactive between scientist and "primate" during the test, with sign-language.
That chimpanzee spent it’s entire life doing that memorizing game Automatically explains why it does it better Also we know only humans can code that game So u can’t say they’re “smarter” through one trait
@Sora Lee I completely agree with you; it’s impossible to judge intelligence through one trait. Thought you’d enjoy knowing that the chimp footage was from a National Geographic special and the chimp which we saw on this video clip is less than two years old (at the time it was filmed) he is the fastest at the memory game. (way faster than the adolescents & adults in the group…) in fact his only serious “competition” is his own mother -> who also loves to play this game. The scientists that work with this group of chimps provide them with a beautiful environment (as close to nature as possible) and they’re only able to test the chimps when the chimps decide to enter the testing alcove (which is easily accessible from their living quarters) so the chimps decide whether they want to play the game (or not ) the chimp that you saw in this video like his mother loves to play this game and as a result he’s become much faster than the rest of his family group. And by one year old he surpassed his mother’s speed & accuracy at the number ID game… I guess what I’m trying to say is that there’s variations and there’s a genetic as well an environmental component. ✌🏼
Your stupid you cant say that just because they coded the game they are better right off the start look if you've seen it then you know that the guy who coded the gmae couldn't beat the best chest player the program he developed could
Enjoy the video friends!
Will do
Love ur vids😁😁
I will
Always will
As always ❤️
His last words were "you be good see you tommorow I love you" 🥺
🥺
Hurt me good
that's freaking sad
Broke my heart 🥺😢😭
That hurt me
My father had a saying growing up. "An animal is only as smart as it needs to be." A simple saying that pretty much means every animal is brilliantly smart at the things that matter to their lives. For example, squirrels and cats can do complex physics equations in milliseconds while jumping and climbing around.
your father sounds like a wise dude
And what people dont understand is that you need to be EXTTEMELY Smart to survive in nature
@@crkcrk702 it's not the smartest, nor the strongest that survives, it's the one who adapts to change the best, survives.
@@theshanamaster of course and it needs either a great intelligence or a fast reproduction
@@konniekon525 You make a fair point, also Pandas.
I'm surprised you didn't talk about crows. Some of them are smart enough to use tools, make traps and bait them, and even use currency. They've been also seen experiencing empathy, making sure that every one in their flock is well taken care off, and even held grudges against certain humans while making friends with others.
There was a story of a little girl feeding crows and after a while the crows would start giving her gifts like coins and lockets and trinkets
Brilliant animals.
Not only that but UW did a study showing that crows can communicate faces to each other
"He died suddenly"
I've heard of birds dying suddenly after the lightbulbs were changed, or after they bit something that otherwise isn't known to be toxic, but is to birds. Seeing how the bird lives in an artificially-illuminated environment full of painted blocks and various synthetic materials, maybe it was exposed to one of these unusual toxins?
Just a guess.
i imagine because it's literally his life the things he was exposed to were closely monitored for their safety to birds? but not sure vid quality makes it seem like it was from a while ago, so its possible standards weren't that high. but if its a toxins thing wouldn't they be able to find out?
Birds instinctively hide their illness because in the wild they would be left behind or be targeted by predators. What seems sudden to us could have been an illness building up over time, it's why you need to monitor a birds behaviour thoroughly and if you notice so much as a change in mood or energy you rush em to the vets because even if a bird loves you and trusts you to the max, it's instinct tells it to hide how sick it is from you because you might abandon it.
He had a heart condition
@@Lesbiwolf92 Thanks for that info!
probably got the covid vaccine
"You be good, see you tomorrow, I love you" This got deep real fast
Alex was a real one
Reincarnated human as parrot lmao.
Anyone understand why it died tho?
😭
RIP😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Gotta love WATOP for being a better version of those top 10 animals and giving facts for free with different topics
I agree! It's crazy how we watch this in our own time then having to have school it's self.
So true
Agreed
Yeah you're right
Yeeess
I'm in a psychology class and we learned about Alex! It was one of my favorite studies to go over and it was really interesting! But one thing I didn't know that those were his last words 🥺..
The best analogy I heard for what animal is the smartest was "It's like comparing tools". A Hammer, Screwdriver, Saw, and Drill are all great for their own unique purpose and you can't really say one is better than the other because they all excel at something different.
Wow. That analogy is perfect =)
imagine a bird laugh at you because he knows he is smarter than you and says: „imagine being DUMBER than a fricking BIRD“
There adapting becuase of us
Lol
When a bird has a bigger vocab then you
They have been trained by HUMANS to be smarter so....
Can they make mathematical formulas?
Birds are learning to talk so they can give us commands when animals finally take over
Then birds will be on top.
I wanna be a bird 😔
@Thanny Stormtrooper yes we could. Spider repellent, spider traps, fly swatter, n e w s p a p e r.
We need to enslave the animals first.
@Thanny Stormtrooper Soapy water will kill them all.
"Octopi are pretty spiteful" this explains the whole Penguins movie.
One thing to remember with humans, is that our Brains like to do things the easiest and simplest way possible and don’t like to think to hard. There was a video I saw in school “the science of thinking” by Veritasium that talks about how the human brain works.
nah bruh human dumb ..... Weebs No.1
Is anyone else hurt about what the gray parrot said before he died 😭😭😭 RIP ALEX Sleep well my friend
You be good... see you tomorrow...
I'm really curious about the chimp because that's how is people with ADHD had tons of visual memory over short term, that's why we misplace shit all the time and forgetful, if it's not visual, we can't remember, also people with ADHD are natural hunter gatherers
@@theshanamaster Yeah it would be interesting to see if people with ADHD are better at the short term memory test (that they gave the chimps) than other humans
@@Ossian-dr1vr yea since I like to imagine people with ADHD have more video ram than actual ram, like a computer, while people without it, have more ram and vise versa
yes.!!!!!!!!!
"you be good love you see you tomorrow" that just hurts more than anything else
Watop is a good, non-cussing wholesome dude that somehow manages to still come off as cool/interesting. We need more people like him on youtube.
After "Start develop your memory skills now" I intuitively expected an advertisement.
Humans: "Animals are getting smarter!"
*Reality: Humans are getting dumber
More like humans are realizing that they are not that superior to other animals.
@Miro i was not referring solely about intellect, chimps are better at humans when it comes to seeing a series of numbers appear and then going blank and picking them in the right order. Doing so much faster than a human can. Nautiloids and birds of prey have better eyesight.
These are just a couple of examples. Different organisms have us beat in various factors.the major advantage we have is our ability to reason and share complex ideas.
I can believe that. Each day humanity seems to be stepping for other way from the light.
I feel like humans are the like smart successful millionaires who worked to become where they are now but, became lazy and stopped working while other species who are not as successful are working hard and passing us by.
@Miro ey but we got karens too don't forget that
that parrot probably died from stress. Birds pluck their own feathers when under huge amounts of stress. He literally had no feathers on his chest.
Or it was just moult
maybe it became self aware
Or it was old...
Hey just wanted to let you know that although they do have destructive tendencies under rough conditions(emotionally and physically) The feathers almost never grow back. It’s very possible that Alex was rescued from a bad home or breeding program and just never fully recovered his plumage. Sorry for being a bird nerd and writing a paragraph!
He had a heart condition and plucked due to his physical illness. Alex, and all of Dr. Irene Pepperberg's birds, was one of the most well cared for captive parrots on the planet, his condition was congenetal, not stress induced. Also, the number 1 cause of plucking in African Grey parrots is low humidity, not stress or boredom. Most birds that pluck due to stress, trauma or boredom will pluck themselves bare in a matter of days.
'You'll be good see you tomorrow I love you.' Is the most heart breaking thing I hear today 🥺
you should do a video on how we are related to fungus. Back before most life existed, there was a fungus that ate its food on the surface of itself, but at some point, it branched off and some started developing a sack (stomach) to digest their food in. That branch is where we came from.
"You be good. See you tomorrow. I love you" excuse me..... I came here to gain knowledge not to cry 😢
That's tuff
With great knowledge comes great sorrow at times. This is one of those times.
“A pirate chest with tentacles!?” *Dark Souls intensifies*
😂😂
😂😂
Noooooooo 😭🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
YOU DIED
Bitch octopi are a dark souls boss
That parrot said “can I have some water” so funnily
That parrot clearly had self-awareness. Seems like he knew that he was about to cease existence.
Reminds me of a spiritual belief I've discussed with an old pal which states animals have a much stronger connection to where those yet to be reborn wait... "See you tomorrow", eh smart birb?
there you have it boys *size doesn’t matter, mission accomplished*
😂😂
Cap, the bigger pipe the more water that can fit in it at once
I was looking for this comment
@@mycheetosareres2591 nooo HAHAHAHA wtf is going on in your brain bruh
@@Qwerty-gw2ty a lackof neurons or however you spell it.
User Advisory: This channel makes you addicted to knowledge
Edit: More likes than Watop's comment, thank you guys
Too late
No cap
Random biology gyan
True ❤️🔥
True
imagine being the first person that seal spoke too. I'd think I lost my mind.
Me: ah yes it feels good to be the smartest species
Also me: pokes eye with fork
Don't worry....you might be Newton! ❤️
2:49 I'm crying.
me too.!!!!!!!
That parrot's last words... it broke my heart....
"You be good, see you tomorrow. I love you" made me cry.
Top 10 Saddest Anime Endings
"You be good , see you tomorrow"
I'm going to stop saying this to people
Of course person with an anime pic mention’s anime 😂🤦🏾♂️
Parrots last words "you be good love you see you tomorrow" 😭
*Fun fact:*
This channel has taught you more than what you've learned in the amount of years you spend on school.
I get your meaning, but it isn't really true. Great channel, tho.
@@2degucitas I think he refers to biology classes in *certain* schools. Sorry for the ping, by the way..
Hmmmmmm yeah it's true
@Pussysmasher 9000 you're lucky then
Yep, schools are old version
Omg that shit almost made me cry the parrot knew it was going to die and wanted to say goodbye in the only way it knew how to it's mother human. Man I use to think I understood animals and humans and life in general I begin to question that understanding more and more. I want to believe in a higher power because of how complex animals are and us and just life in general. The way we can coexist and depend on each other for continued survival and often times companionship and protection.
Man... How did you make me tear up over a damn parrot? His last words are the saddest thing ever
I think the reason monkeys have such good memories is because their evolution revolves around their social structure. They need to remember everyone in their group and neighboring groups too. As well as food and water locations and all the dangerous creatures
Larger brains seem to enhancement intellect not create it and is like comparing a commodore 64 with a modern computer that can be small as a hand and still more powerful then the much older and outdated computers.
No y'all wrong it's because there M O N K E
@@suekimble6334 Monkeys have different types of governments based upon the species and the reason you cannot spoil certain types of monkey of a group at the zoo without getting him murdered by the group. Equal sharing, communism.
@@leekenyon8705 you know I'm joking right?
We also need that but suck at the same experiment.
"Without taking permission from the headquarters" that killed me xD
@DaShahn Draper your a 🤡
@DaShahn Draper Hello🤡
One thing I just noticed is that humans are extraordinary, to be able to mock random sounds of animals and things. I think it's because we all can do it we never think it's special
immediately started tearing up at "You be good, see you tommorow, i love you." Gods dammit, humans really do pack bond with anything
My favorite clip of Alex is a clip from the Alex and Me documentary where Dr. Pepperberg hands Alex a chunk of corn, Alex says "Corn!", takes a few bites, then looks directly at Dr. Pepperberg, drops the corn very deliberately onto the floor and says "Pick up corn!" to her.
Also it's worth noting that Alex didn't actually show no signs of ill health before his death. He was actually struggling with a heart condition for which he was receiving care from an excellent avian vet in the months leading up to his death, and his death was caused by his heart condition. You can actually see in some of the clips in this video that Alex started to feather pluck a little bit as one of the first visible signs of his illness. Parrots pluck for many reasons: boredom, stress, mental trauma, skin conditions, lack of showers, low humidity, improper sleep, poor diet and often when they just aren't feeling good. Alex was the epitome of a well cared for, well entertained bird so it was obvious that Alex's plucking indicated a medical problem.
I got teary at the parrots final words 😢
the parrot last word was the same thing my dad said to me before he died when i was in second grade. miss you dad!
Wrong Title " We are getting smart enough to know that animals can adapt too"
Me: *sees the bird drinking water from a fountain in thumbnail*
Also me: "interesting"
My cat Boo passed away last week. She was very smart. She told me she was dying and asked for my boyfriend, assistant worker and me to hold her while she said goodbye. She passed away in my boyfriend's arms with me talking to her. She passed after I told her I will be okay I understand she has to go. She fought hard. I am autistic and I understand animal behavior very well. Some animals are smarter just like humans, we are animals too. DNA dictates our future as well as our ability to work around it. All life is like this. It's the ability to survive, adapting is very important.
This video scratches the surface just enough to interest people who don't really care to learn correctly.
Yo the seal tho 🤦🏾♂️😁🤣🤣😂 “Ya, ya ya ya ya yah yah yaaahh”!!!
Why is him drinking coffee/tea at the start so satisfying, like the gulp man
Yes, a coffee.
as fellow coffee addict i can relate
I know it’s basically asmr at the beginning of every video
For a moment, I thought your avatar was from the get backers.
I knew it. When Dad called me a bird brain, he was really complimenting me! Thanks, Pops!
"Start developing your memory skills now"
Why did that make me think you were gonna do a Skillshare promotion?
parrot's last words nearly made me cry
nearly.?????
Im getting worried because I heard 70 cups of coffee can kill someone and ive been binge watching this guy's videos and I hope nothing bad happens.
if 70 cups of coffee can kill someone... does that mean someone had drank 70 cups of coffee before?
@@yjy2940 right, but if someone did drink 70 cups of coffee, shouldnt that person be alive to tell the tale?
@@faahreu9040 but if 70 cups of coffee kills, how can they be alive to tell so?
@@yjy2940 then 70 cups of coffee doesnt kill a person.
@@faahreu9040 :0 big brain 👏
If you interact with them, you will notice even flies have quite different personalities and they may change depending on how you interact with them. For instance, of you kill other flies while they are around, they might get anxious, but they may also get very angry.
the part about the octopus having small brains in its feet is pretty accurate. when you kill a octopus the tentacles still move
“You be good see you tomorrow, I love you” 😭🥺 what a sudden way to make me cry
The parrot saying "u be god see yoi tomorrow" before it died that made me emotional
When he said start developing your memory skills now I thought it was going to be a skillshare ad
That dumber than a bird sentence hits me hard but I laughed for it
My English was so low that a can't understand a conversation but after 10 of this videos I perfectly understand what he say like Wtf
Nice 👍🏼
@@darklordvader66 That's ok ...Not all people have English as a first language ....I am pretty sure u would suck too in the language which he speaks fluently.
@@darklordvader66 You have to consider that English may not be their first language.
@@darklordvader66 that's exactly what I was saying.
@@eliascoc2427 The people that flame your English are most likely those who don't speak 2 languages and ONLY know ENGLISH.. And those my friend are the worst type of people! You're doing great if you watched 10 videos and began to understand English better, keep it up dude :D
Imagine having this guy as your teacher.
That would be nice
Then I would actually listen 🤣
He is the teacher! I have learned so much watching these videos 😁
I actually used to have teachers kinda like that... One was a math teacher, so I mostly just silently lost my mind during his classes, because I'm ridiculously bad at math (though I did do good in his chemistry class...) and the other one was a physics teacher, who got so ticked off by the other people in that class, that his lessons became a lot less fun, very quickly...
That math teacher was actually the most amazing teacher of all time... he vanished on day while I was in 10th grade, and just never returned. Neither did I.
When I saw the coffee intro....instant sub!🤗
Elephants don't have just teamwork and empathy, their memory and emotional intelligence are actually way better than chimpanzees.
The parrot really did send them off with a good night ;_;
7:08 That damn smile !!!
Ants have been farming since before humans were even a thing
Everybody gangsta till the dogs talk like a real human
The fact that in your intro your coffee mug is full and you pull it out so fast makes me wonder if you spilt the coffee :0
Probably sped up isn't it
It's not in normal speed
I'm so glad I found this channel.
The editing is epic
I learned a lot from it.
Besides he's nice voice
Everytime I see your coffee intro I have to grab a cuppa joe
lmao just the fact the chimp somehow knows the order of numbers is making my brain explode
Animals has high IQ
Beetlejuice. : Hold my beer
*has*
This is like an interesting version of school
I really love this channel..i learned a lot..and very nice work research..godbless.
I thought the "so start developing your memory skills now" was an ad for a learning app or something
Girls
“I heard he didn’t cry during titanic”
“Do boys even have feelings?”
Boys
“The last thing the parrot said was: you be good I love you see you Tommorow”
**crying so loud it shatters the multiverse**
ngl a tear dropped out of my eye
Alex deserves his own movie. Anyone else agree? And it should be made by Zack Snyder
@@jjsexy100 If nobody agrees then my name is nobody 🥺
@@jjsexy100 the Russo brothers > Zack Snyder
@@Nobody15534 it would be my pleasure
WATOP: Who's the smartest animal?
Me: My brother.
1:23 Monkey was like "Really? that is easy."
That parrot would of put me in a depression with those words
You the best bruh, I'm watching you for about 3 months already and I still don't know if your voice is after made or live like when we see you in videos
Awww the parrot🥰🥰🥰 so kind and loving. He said he loves the owner and see you tomorrow🥰🥰🥰 R.I.P man bird you will be remembered as a legend
Man bird?
@@jetkairana4822 no...
Bird Man
“IN THIS CASE the size really doesn’t matter.” AHH I SEE WHAT CHA DID THERE lol
Did someone's ever mentioned to you that you sounds very like The Thick(PrimeVideo Serie)?? Chum I just laught each time I think about that 🤣🤘🤘
On the side, bravo for your channel! I just discovered it yesterday, I listen video after an other, very interesting channel !
(Sorry if I did mistakes Im french from Québec 🤘)
03:28, I was wondering the same thing! 😅
Edit: *fun fact - octopuses have arms, squids have tentacles.*
Technically you are not dumber since you can operate inventions and understand concepts
We don't call creatures dumb for not understanding human features or smart because they can, we usually call them smart based on how they live, crocs are smart because they usually go around rivers when there are migrations, not because they can count
Yeah me too
And i laugh so hard😂😂😂
Imagine thinking you are Iess inteIIigent than an animal, maybe you talk for yourseIf, yeah you really need to be du.Mb to think animals are smarter.
@@laitdejabot9890 🤔I guess that flew over your head that my comment was supposed to be a joke. 😑
Your content is really amazing. Keep it up man!
Ur videos are so interesting. I love ur content
The parrot asking for water though was pretty neat
"you be good,see you tommorow,I love you"
Damn
Glad I watched this video I have been working with lizards and in the last few weeks I have been able to teach a lizard to complete an obstacle course that I made for it. All with just voice commands and hand signals. I have been working with lizards for over 50 yrs and couldnt believe my eyes when he completed it for the the first time. I have lots of videos of this and other things I have been teaching lizards.
The thumbnail looked like someone was glowing a birds mouth shut
Alex the parrot was probably one of the Einstein-genius of the entire parrots (or birds).
Mom: what are you doing
Me:E-D-U-C-A-T-I-O-N
I love ur vids, keep it up, u teach me a lot of facts its unbelievable
Damn, chimps got better photographic memory than I do
If the scientist taught the "primate doing the visual remembering tester" how to sign, they can have a more interactive between scientist and "primate" during the test, with sign-language.
That chimpanzee spent it’s entire life doing that memorizing game
Automatically explains why it does it better
Also we know only humans can code that game
So u can’t say they’re “smarter” through one trait
@Sora Lee I completely agree with you; it’s impossible to judge intelligence through one trait.
Thought you’d enjoy knowing that the chimp footage was from a National Geographic special and the chimp which we saw on this video clip is less than two years old (at the time it was filmed) he is the fastest at the memory game. (way faster than the adolescents & adults in the group…)
in fact his only serious “competition” is his own mother -> who also loves to play this game.
The scientists that work with this group of chimps provide them with a beautiful environment (as close to nature as possible) and they’re only able to test the chimps when the chimps decide to enter the testing alcove (which is easily accessible from their living quarters) so the chimps decide whether they want to play the game (or not )
the chimp that you saw in this video like his mother loves to play this game and as a result he’s become much faster than the rest of his family group. And by one year old he surpassed his mother’s speed & accuracy at the number ID game…
I guess what I’m trying to say is that there’s variations and there’s a genetic as well an environmental component. ✌🏼
Your stupid you cant say that just because they coded the game they are better right off the start look if you've seen it then you know that the guy who coded the gmae couldn't beat the best chest player the program he developed could
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One day we will find out your subscribers, one day
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I don’t think we will lol
@@leafy5760 don't give up
@@leafy5760 I've found out
I don't understand
The parrot’s last words made me cry a little bit, and I’m not much of a cryer.
Wait a minute, octopuses brain is scattered around their tentacles?
Well, maybe I am a zombie