Proof That Animals Are Getting Smarter

[TotallyCluelessGamer]

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.

[jeremiebaza]

His last words were "you be good see you tommorow I love you" 🥺

[hahamadeyouread]

Gotta love WATOP for being a better version of those top 10 animals and giving facts for free with different topics

[Dexter]

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.

[Ethelberd]

"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.

[Yzrvly]

"You be good, see you tomorrow, I love you" This got deep real fast

[thepenguinwithagun]

"you be good love you see you tomorrow" that just hurts more than anything else

[unclematt]

This video scratches the surface just enough to interest people who don't really care to learn correctly.

[smokagaming]

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.

[zugar_daddy]

User Advisory: This channel makes you addicted to knowledge

Edit: More likes than Watop's comment, thank you guys

[cozyjonah]

“A pirate chest with tentacles!?” *Dark Souls intensifies*

[blazecc]

Birds are learning to talk so they can give us commands when animals finally take over

[sushi]

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 🥺..

[TorQueMoD]

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.

[budsnvines]

"You be good. See you tomorrow. I love you" excuse I came here to gain knowledge not to cry 😢

[bentoasterhoechstpersoenlich]

imagine a bird laugh at you because he knows he is smarter than you and says: „imagine being DUMBER than a fricking BIRD“

[slkk]

there you have it boys *size doesn’t matter, mission accomplished*

[mollypuppers]

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.

[divinedriftofficial]

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.

[Travel_Gurus]

Is anyone else hurt about what the gray parrot said before he died 😭😭😭 RIP ALEX Sleep well my friend