In Costa Rica, there’s a group of white-faced capuchin monkeys that occasionally pull out each other’s hair, put their fingers in each other’s noses, and pry open others’ jaws. The behaviors have no obvious purpose, and at times, seem rather unpleasant and risky. One especially mischievous capuchin named Napoleon has been seen plucking cotton-ball sized tufts of hair from other capuchins on multiple occasions—which he then puts in his mouth.
Animals That Are Smarter Than You Thought
Since childhood, I firmly believe that animals are way smarter than we think. And that we human beings, as a species, are just being too arrogant. Scientific evidence proves that our planet is not the epicenter of the solar system, but today it also shows that we are not the only center of intelligence
But what are considered levels of intelligence? How and who defines them? Do you think that some animals are way smarter than some people?
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