Top Ten Smartest Birds
The phrase 'bird-brain' is rapidly dying out as the hidden intelligence of birds is revealed. This list explores the smartest of the avians that roam the Earth.My team name in soccer is Ravens cause they are smart
Crows are the smartest of birds. They can not only use tools with the precision of chimpanzees, but can craft sophisticated tools of their own using the surrounding items, making one species in four to craft tools, along with humans, chimpanzees and orangutans. They have a great memory, and will never forget a face. They are intelligent enough to understand that the surrounding community also have their own brains, something psychologists call 'the theory of mind'. This is an ability humans don't get till late childhood. Crows have been known to find hidden objects by looking at people's eyes to see where they are looking at.
These facts make crows the smartest birds in existence.
Family: Corvidae
Scientific name: Corvus
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They're really smart and my dad says they're the most smartest bird
I had to vote this because this site doesn't save but the picture should be an African Grey they are the smartest parrot and sound like the voice that speaks to them. Their vocabulary is about 2,000 words
They speak better than any other parrot sounding just like the voice that taught them the word. Their vocabulary is about 2,000 words and sounds.
My vote is parrot cause the smartes talking bird is african grey
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They can count up to seven!
In the 1970s, on the Li River, Pamela Egremont observed fishermen who allowed the birds to eat every eighth fish they caught. Writing in the Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, she reported that, once their quota of seven fish was filled, the birds "stubbornly refuse to move again until their neck ring is loosened. They ignore an order to dive and even resist a rough push or a knock, sitting glum and motionless on their perches." Meanwhile, other birds that had not filled their quotas continued to catch fish as usual. "One is forced to conclude that these highly intelligent birds can count up to seven," she wrote.
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They can recognise human faces, and can even bond with people.
True! I have bonded with one already
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