Chimpanzee 🐒 The Most Intelligent Animal In The World #shorts #chimpanzee #intelligentanimal

Chimpanzee | The Most Intelligent Animal In The World #shorts #chimpanzee #intelligentanimal
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[batman]

Also one of the most dangerous animals ever, extremely aggressive and stronger then they look… so much so most zoos have a shoot to kill policy if they escape.

[malintent]

My man in the beginning was just fucken chillin

[allad]

They are so intelligent that they understand pain and torture and inflict it intentionally against other apes and monkeys, not just “beat each other up”

[lemmonox]

They’re like humans if they acted on their intrusive thoughts

[walterlebzax]

They're too cute, until they bite your face off.

[scruggsdaggard]

They are always shown as young, cute and funny but in reality in adulthood they are incredibly aggressive and violent beasts that display savagery way beyond most animals. This guy doesn’t do us any favours by telling us the rose coloured glass side of chimps

[BlokHeadAnim]

Another thing that this video doesn't mention is that, thanks to the studies of Jane Goodall, we know that each individual chimp is capable of both cruelty and kindness just as humans are, and have complicated psyches and personalities. They can be influenced by groupthink. They go to war. They have tempers, and can hold grudges. Before Jane spent time with them and studied them deeply, people assumed chimpanzees were naturally peaceful animals and that humans were somehow unique in the things listed above. Not so.

[Question-mark]

The Avarage Chimp Is Smarter Than Most TikTokers

[goose]

They even have a concept of war.... a war which lasted years in fact...

[Tortilla_Pizzeria_Pixels]

They are also super dangerous… so there’s that.

[tbug]

“If they feel threatened” or you know… cuz they’re bored… or horny… or hungry… or any other number of reasons they choose to be aggressive

[AgentSapphire]

Bonobos are just as intelligent as chimps and they aren't psychos about it.

Orangutans are also insanely smart and very gentle.

[nigachad]

damn, they sound smarter than tiktokers

[jacob_n_r_z]

How scientists calls them: a chimp

How the internet calls them: MONKE

[Jrookus]

Chimps are fascinating. They’re essentially unevolved humans. It’s incredible the level of evil and good they are capable of doing

[elfieinblack]

Actually, bonobos are now considered to be the smartest apes below humans. They're every bit as social as chimps, theyre conversant, and they've been taught various forms of human communication. They've also been involved in studies where their problem solving skills and tool usage was compared to that of chimps and the bonobos won 4 to 2. More importantly in my opinion, in contrast to chimps, Bonobos are so gentle and empathetic, both with each other and other animals. They solve conflicts between their community members with affection rather than violence and have really complex emotions, which I'd say shows greater intelligence. Maybe even more so than humans.

[RexNunc]

once in while they chew people's faces off, but hey, you gotta take the good with the bad."

[dietjesus]

That's the scary thing about them, they're just smart enough to be really dangerous

[iAmATRYU]

"They are very dangerous when they reach adulthood!"

They really are just like humans after all.