Dolphin smart animal
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Dolphins have highly intelligent brains similar to humans that allow them to communicate using gestures, sounds, and sentences of up to five elements. Their brains also have an innate ability to detect and navigate using the Earth's magnetic fields in a similar way humans use vision. Dolphins can locate objects by sound from over 100 yards away due to their brains ability to emit 700 beeps per second, far more than a human's 20-30 signals per second.
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- 2. Dolphins are highly intelligent, in fact, your brain is very similar to that of men, and in some respects superior. Dolphins associate a particular gesture or sound with a particular object, quickly acquire a vocabulary of verbs (touch, look ...), after associating with each other: playing ball. Memorize adverbial notions: up, down, back, front, top, right, left, inside, outside. Lastly, known to construct sentences that have five elements.
- 3. There is evidence that many agencies have the power to receive sensory information from the Earth's magnetic head for orientation. There are areas of the brain that glass containing iron oxide, by which has a kind of internal magnetic needle. The Earth's magnetic head guides them on their long journeys. For them, geomagnetic anomalies are benchmarks that have to memorize. Random variations of this field, provoked, can disorient
- 4. These animals can be located, by sound, objects the size of a tennis ball at 120 yards away and found objects. This amazing ability is that the dolphin brain emits 700 beeps per second, while the human brain has an analytical capacity of only 20 or 30 signals per second. That's why when diving with dolphins human ear captures a series of pops and clicks that collectively sound like a rusty hinge.