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I learned that dolphins are second in brainpower

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I learned that a average dog can learn 150 words but a collie 250 words and signals

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I learned that crows can rival that of a 7-year old

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I learned that a lot of animals are really smart, but they are all smart in a different way, such as a cockatoo being able to pick a lock, but the elephant was able to learn certain Korean words.

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I learned that dogs usually think about solving problems and trying to help. All animals learn in different ways. Such as the dolphin they can learn different tricks.

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I learned that goldfish not only listen to music but they also can distinguish on composer from another.

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I learned that it is very hard to find animal intelligence and I thought it was really cool that constricter snakes squeeze their prey to match their heart beat and kill them efficiently.

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I learned that the average dog can learn up to 165 words, but about 20% of those dogs can learn up to 250 words. It depends on what kind of dog it is.

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I learned that you can't measure Animal Intelligence because most animals learn things different like how to walk, and eat

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I learned that

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"If dogs might think what about bee's birds rats etc. "
It all depends on which animal it is to consider how smart it is.
Example :
Rats can climb buildings to get food but cats cannot but that doesn't mean that cats aren't smart because rats can't catch fish.
-Allison

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I learned that animals are smart and some are intelligent and some are unique. Not all animals are smart some are just trained well a good example is clever Hans he was just trained well and not smart the horse was really sentive to move meant so when the instructor moved his head up and Down so would the horse acting like he knew the answer.

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In the article I learned.Clever Hans, a horse that appeared to show remarkable intelligence. A retired schoolteacher trained Hans as he would a child, with blackboards, flash cards, number boards, and letter cards.After four years of training, Hans was ready to perform in public. When asked to solve a numerical problem, Hans would paw the answer with his hoof. He shook his head yes and no, moved it up and down, and turned it right or left. Hans would show his knowledge of colors by picking up a rag of the appropriate shade with his teeth.

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In the article I learned that certain animals have different intelligence levels depending on how they act and what kind of animal it is for example a dog in the article saved someone from suffocating in the snow as a different animal might not of known enough to save the person

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In the article I learned that there are some dogs that are called "Super Dogs" because of their intelligence.  It states in the sections, Dogs Have Feelings, too."Super dogs," meaning those in the top 20 percent of canine intelligence, can learn at least 250 words and signals. " I also thought tit was interesting that collies are among the smartest.