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  1. Chimpanzees: Chimpanzees are highly intelligent primates that are capable of using tools, communicating with each other, and even showing empathy towards others. They have been observed using sticks to extract insects from trees and using rocks to crack open nuts. 2. Dolphins Dolphins are known for their intelligence and social behavior. They are capable of problem-solving, communication, and even self-awareness. They have been observed using tools and working together to accomplish tasks. 3. Elephants Elephants are highly intelligent animals that are known for their memory and emotional intelligence. They are capable of using tools, recognizing themselves in mirrors, and even mourning their dead. 4. Parrots Parrots are known for their ability to mimic human speech and their problem-solving skills. They are highly social animals that can form close bonds with their owners. 5. Dogs  Dogs are highly intelligent animals that have been bred for centuries to work alongside hum...

 Today's marks the celebration of The world birds migration. Do you know that about 20% of world's birds population migrates?  Birds are challenged with the effects of climate change and loss of habitat. Join the world today to celebrate #theworldbirdsmigrationday# Click the link below to read more facts. Https://www.worldmigratorybirdday.org/2021/sing-fly-soar-like-a-bird

The Majestic giant, as it is a mountain of muscles, the Elephant is the largest mammal that has ever walked the earth surface. They have speciated into three recognised species, which are; the African Bush elephants,  African forest elephants and the Asian elephants. However, the African Bush elephants is the largest of all. Despite their speciation in disjunct locations they still exhibits similar social and biological characteristics.  Just like human instinct for social coordination, where group of people have a leader to spearhead the society and governs its affairs.  Elephants also lives in family groups which consists of mostly females (cows) with their young calves. The group is led by the eldest female in the group onow as the "Matriarch Elephant". The Matriarch through her old age, she gains life experience than any other female in the group, she will know what to do in time of drought, thirst, predation and herbs to prescribe when medical issues arises in the gr...