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Elephants Use All Kinds Of Gestures To Communicate – They Just Want ApplesElephant stands in front of an experimenter with one empty black tray and one tray of apples.

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Elephants Use All Kinds Of Gestures To Communicate – They Just Want ApplesElephant stands in front of an experimenter with one empty black tray and one tray of apples.
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Elephants Use All Kinds Of Gestures To Communicate – They Just Want Apples

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2-Year-Old Who "Loves A Challenge" Becomes Youngest Ever Member Of MensaA photo of a baby plying with wooden bricks that spell out "E=MC2". The Child is placing the 2 brick on the end of the sequence and has another brick in its hand which it is about to chew on. Little genius.

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2-Year-Old Who "Loves A Challenge" Becomes Youngest Ever Member Of MensaA photo of a baby plying with wooden bricks that spell out "E=MC2". The Child is placing the 2 brick on the end of the sequence and has another brick in its hand which it is about to chew on. Little genius.
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2-Year-Old Who "Loves A Challenge" Becomes Youngest Ever Member Of Mensa

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Smart Is Sexy: More Intelligent Mosquitofish Males Sire More OffspringMosquitofish look calm in a still, but their sexlives are wild, but it seems being smart helps.

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Smart Is Sexy: More Intelligent Mosquitofish Males Sire More OffspringMosquitofish look calm in a still, but their sexlives are wild, but it seems being smart helps.
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Smart Is Sexy: More Intelligent Mosquitofish Males Sire More Offspring

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What Is The Most Intelligent Snake Species?Two snakes head to head

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What Is The Most Intelligent Snake Species?Two snakes head to head
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What Is The Most Intelligent Snake Species?

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"Living Link To Velociraptor" Birds Are Surprisingly IntelligentClose up of a greater rhea side-eyeing the camera

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"Living Link To Velociraptor" Birds Are Surprisingly IntelligentClose up of a greater rhea side-eyeing the camera
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"Living Link To Velociraptor" Birds Are Surprisingly Intelligent

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What Is The Most Intelligent Fish In The Sea?manta ray in the ocean surrounded by fish

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What Is The Most Intelligent Fish In The Sea?manta ray in the ocean surrounded by fish
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What Is The Most Intelligent Fish In The Sea?

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What Is The Most Intelligent Snake Species?Closeup head of king cobra snake side view

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What Is The Most Intelligent Snake Species?Closeup head of king cobra snake side view
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What Is The Most Intelligent Snake Species?

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Bonobos Can Work Out What You Know, And Also What You Don'tBonobo sits in a patch on long green grass. The animals has one hand to its forehead making it look like it is thinking.

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Bonobos Can Work Out What You Know, And Also What You Don'tBonobo sits in a patch on long green grass. The animals has one hand to its forehead making it look like it is thinking.
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Bonobos Can Work Out What You Know, And Also What You Don't

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Do Animals Think?Illustration of a monkey with its hand on its chin, as if in thought

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Do Animals Think?Illustration of a monkey with its hand on its chin, as if in thought
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Do Animals Think?

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Ants, Bees, Wasps, Or Something Else Entirely: What Is The Smartest Insect?Honey bees around an artificial wooden hive, one bee is taking off

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Ants, Bees, Wasps, Or Something Else Entirely: What Is The Smartest Insect?Honey bees around an artificial wooden hive, one bee is taking off
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Ants, Bees, Wasps, Or Something Else Entirely: What Is The Smartest Insect?

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This Guy Had The Biggest Brain Ever Recorded In A HumanMan with giant brain

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This Guy Had The Biggest Brain Ever Recorded In A HumanMan with giant brain
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This Guy Had The Biggest Brain Ever Recorded In A Human

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Octopus And AI: Where Does True Sentience Begin And End?Photograph of an octopus on a rock

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Octopus And AI: Where Does True Sentience Begin And End?Photograph of an octopus on a rock
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Octopus And AI: Where Does True Sentience Begin And End?

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IFLScience The Big Questions: Are Octopuses Sentient?article image

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IFLScience The Big Questions: Are Octopuses Sentient?

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Were Neanderthals Even More "Human" Than Us?Homo sapiens (human) standing next to a model of a Neanderthal dressed like a modern human.

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Were Neanderthals Even More "Human" Than Us?Homo sapiens (human) standing next to a model of a Neanderthal dressed like a modern human.
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Were Neanderthals Even More "Human" Than Us?

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Baboons Appear To Do Statistics The Same Way You Dothree Guinea baboons sat in a diagonal line on a grassy bank; there are white X and Y axes superimposed on the image so that the baboons look like data points on a graph

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Baboons Appear To Do Statistics The Same Way You Dothree Guinea baboons sat in a diagonal line on a grassy bank; there are white X and Y axes superimposed on the image so that the baboons look like data points on a graph
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Baboons Appear To Do Statistics The Same Way You Do

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