Villagers React To Animals Filmed Having HUMAN-Like IQs ! Tribal People React To Intelligent Animals 

It might be nice to know which ones each of them liked the most!

What a wonderful idea. The New Year might be the best time to do a video like that, as well as talking about what they look forward to. 😊

Hell, I even learned some new things from this one. Elephants can PAINT!?

@@primary2630 Sadly only if they are mistreated, and forced to do it. They’ll paint random shapes naturally, but certainly not landscapes.

@@jw3505 aren't all great artists tortured spirits 😅

"It's just Grandpa! Go back to bed!"

My dog usually starts to "sing" with him it's hilarious

Lol

I noticed he doesn't stutter at all while singing, like he does when he speaks.

I feel like that elephant is just trained to paint certain things. (Which is still pretty smart) But is there any record of it just seeing an object like an Jet flying overhead and deciding to paint it on its own?

@@ViolentKisses87 I don't know if it's true but I heard that elephants were abused in order to train them to entertain tourists.

@@Claribole88 One would hope they were rewarded, but you are probably right.

It can paint better then any of u here to.

This is the result of the cruel training of Elephants by Humans ... Read for example: "Elephant Artists? Here's Why Making an Elephant Paint is Cruel, Not Cute"

I 100% agree

Friendly reminder chimpanzees eat each other. 🐒🥩 We are taught by our state-run schools that chimpanzees are random products of unguided evolution. We are also taught that we are the random products of unguided evolution. So based upon what we're taught in school there is no reason why we shouldn't eat each other either... Evolution is horrifying and sickening. How do you get to hell? Very simple: claim that you're innocent. How do you get to heaven? Very simple: Admit that you're not Innocent, you're guilty and ask for mercy. How to know if you're guilty or not? Simply: Compare your life to the Ten Commandments God gave you in the Bible. Everyone agrees that if people followed the ten commandments there would be no need for governments or police. Do not lie. Do not steal. Do not commit adultery. Do not insult God by using his name as a cuss word. There are six more but let's just leave it at that. How many lies have you told in your life? Have you ever taken anything that didn't belong to you? Jesus said, if you look at a women lustfully you've already committed adultery in your heart with that woman. How many times a day do you do that? Do you use God's name as a cuss word? Would you do that with your own mother's name? If you answer these questions honestly you know that you're guilty. God can justly punish you and send you to hell. Ask him for mercy. His name is Jesus.

@@brianhale3678 friendly reminder, humans also eat each other from time to time

@@brianhale3678 I am going to insult god as I lie about stealing while committing adultery.

@@Fredshitzencrap sometimes we just lick 😏

Mine too and I'm also in the UK. Can't get enough of this channel!!

also they are not from earth. their dna is too strange

@@esahg5421 what do u mean dude

The octopus was opening a jar under water that they put fish in. So it knew to get the fish it had to open the jar.

Octopod

@@genericusername4206 possibly that they may be originated from say bacteria from an asteroid or something like that. That they may not have originally evolved on earth but idk

Play whale songs.

Whales are awesome, so sad most of them are dying

Dolphins literally name their kids. They can even answer questions we ask them. They deserve the same respect we give to other humans

Between what other great apes can do and what Dolphins, Whales, Orcas can do will blow their minds into next week.

@@Areyousayingidontknowmyname it's a balance to find a video that both gives you animals doing cool stuff without going all blackfish on them. A "facts about octopuses" explaining the dichotomy of intelligence vs lifespan. Oooo... Maybe they can also talk about the 200+ yr old turtles.

Trybals did a reaction to it recently. Loved it.

A Steve Irwin vid would be great - absolute legend

Yes they need to do the Croc Hunter before Trybals get to it... Though I do enjoy their channel as well.

or reacting to coyote peterson entering the strike zone lol.

Now that would be something! For them to travel somewhere the complete opposite of their villiage.

@@yonaavraham9594 I would always be pleased to take them for a while. :)

This is the result of the cruel training of Elephants by Humans ... Read for example: "Elephant Artists? Here's Why Making an Elephant Paint is Cruel, Not Cute"

I figured the elephant one was a bit suspicious. There definitely is a huge difference between intelligent animals and animals that are harshly, sometimes violently, trained to "perform" (although elephants are extremely intelligent in their own ways). They're my favorite animal and I hope their days of entertaining humans will one day cease. Thank you for bringing this issue to light

This is a sad story but before my aunt passed, she came to our house and my golden retriever hopped on the bed with her and laid her head right where the cancer was and wouldn’t move, which was very unusual behaviour for her. She had no prior training

@@Fidhife my parents' poodle did the same with my mum's oral cancer, and when she had surgery she'd lay over the (covered) area (or tried to) to keep it warm. They can smell cancer- it's being used in diagnostics a little but needs more testing for accuracy.

@@Fidhife I have chronic pain that sometimes moves from one hip to the other. This is the second dog we’ve had which lays against whichever side is hurting.

Animals with prosthetics, sheep shearing... Shoes for neglected horses. Doggies with wheels.

They have actually taught dogs to not only ride bikes, but they have even taught several dogs to drive a car.

Iam a cat person too 😅

Haha I thought the same 😅 I like Sarru so much and cat is also my fav animal ❤️

That just blew my mind...

It's rather questionable that the dog actually "talks." It is much more likely that the dog has learned a pattern of button presses that sound meaningful to us.

@@AGDinCA I thought the same until I watched a few of her videos. Bunny seems to ask abstract questions and tries to explain feelings/trains of thought etc.

@@AGDinCA It's using the buttons to communicate. When it's in pain it says that needs help, and the where the pain is. Isn't that enough proof? It speaks about what's happening around it as well. Talking about the birds that are making a lot of noise and the bunny wants it to stop. Asking about their friends and if they can meet up. Asking to go outside and saying please when they are refused. Asking about the roar of the water under the house coming from the sea. They're using the buttons they have to communicate their desires and curiosities. Isn't that that the point of talking?

@@AGDinCA Not really. Dogs communicate with humans even without buttons. *We* require the spoken language. They don't.

@@BlackCoffeeee There is no animal on Earth that understands human emotions better than dogs. This is a scientific fact. So, it absolutely follows that we would be comfortable in taking the next step and believe that they can "talk" to us. In their own way, of course they do, and we generally understand them. But that is very different than saying they can "talk" to us using our own language. Well, English anyway. Either way, a strong sense of skepticism should be constantly maintained. Currently, this dog's behavior is being monitored by researchers, so we will see what comes of their studies.

It is an age old aesop fable that has been spread throughout the world.

@@RRRREALbadman This!

Actually... search ‘why koko couldn’t talk’. That study was not what it seemed.

@@_Iscream Communication and language is not the same thing. Koko could communicate using a large number of signs but, Yes, she couldn't "talk".

@@_Iscream she still loved her kitty

@@backgroundmusik Any animal with a certain level of intelligence loves cats. How could they not?

@@Claribole88 The communication with Koko was still extremely poor and cherry picked. They make a lot of excuses about words "Rhyming," but English rhymes do NOT translate into ASL rhymes.

Oh I remember Koko and I agree that would have freaked them out to see a gorilla perfectly communicating with human beings!

Show them when Mr Rogers meets Koko

Oh I remember Koko and yes, that was truly amazing what they accomplished by successfully teaching a gorilla sign language and the ability to have full conversations as if you were talking to another person. That was truly amazing and I was very saddened when I learned Koko died a few years ago. What a loss that was :>(

I noticed since you posted your comment of having them react to Koko, there have been a few others who suddenly posted the exact same thing. It looks highly suspicious considering your idea to show them Koko was obviously a very good idea. Unfortunately, people have no problem STEALING good ideas from others and then they try to make it seem as if they came up with the idea themselves when they actually just STOLE it from you. Some people have zero honesty.

@@WelshWidgetMan2O1O or some people actually thought the same thing whilst watching this video...and others who mentioned it, commented hours earlier...

Humans are also animals...

@@akyhne yeah scientifically

Not really? A lot of animals are less intelligent than we give them credit for. Most animals - possibly only the octopus, gorilla, elephant, and chimpanzee - are not sapient. However, I think that animals are a lot more _sentient_ than we give them credit for. For example, if your dog does rips up your favorite socks it doesn't feel bad because it "knows" it did something wrong by ripping it up. As far as we can tell, dogs don't think like that at all. No, the reason it might give you a guilty look and seem to "ask" for your forgiveness is that it can tell you aren't happy and your dog very much wants you to be happy. Dogs are oftentimes more sensitive to human emotions than humans are and since we conflate "sapience" and "sentience" we tend to look at them as a lot smarter than they really are. In reality, they are kind of dumb but treat the people they love as their entire world.

@@noahgray543 Thanks, you saved me some writing, someone had to say it. They're more intelligent than we give them credit for because we set the bar of "that's really smart!" at being able to open a door using it's handle, or outsmarting fish.

Yeah but the reality of being intelligent is having a society where there is languages and not just signs of happiness sadness anger etc. And even monkeys that have thumbs to it would take them a few hundred thousand years of evolving or millions to get where we are

It’s a relaxing night routine for me after all the covid news of the day

Sounds interesting. From what channel is that?

The caretaker of that elephant is controlling the painting process by touching the elephants ear.

Agreed. That and the phajaan training they're put through to give happy laughing tourists elephant rides are the main reasons I will never, ever support industries like that...

@@JudasFm but you ok buying from corporations that use human slave labor right? unless your literally self sufficient your probably buying from a parent company that treats its employees in other countries like shit for shit pay...

you can see a horizontal wooden bar in the trunk to help hold the brush. they is pierced into their trunk :(

@@khancrow8212 That's flawed logic. Just because they cannot go against EVERY injustice that occurs, doesn't mean they should just give up - just because they are not self-sufficient and cannot help but use products that may have slave labour, doesn't mean they shouldn't avoid animal cruelty when possible.

actually while there are some elephants that 'paint' the ones shown here where cgi'd over people painting. there are no elephants that can paint that well. all the ones that can 'paint' at best make abstract art. basically just random smears on a canvas.

That elephant is being controlled by a human in the back.

@@daemonzap1481 A human is in the elephant's butt pulling strings??

@@phapnui it's the only plausible theory we have!

@@paddington1670 I'll have to accept it then until or unless a better theory comes forth.

I’m fairly certain it’s being directed in some way - or possibly it’s been trained to repeat the same image

Or driving a car

Not 'funny animals' videod but rather ones that show them interacting with intelligence.

Oo yeah that would be good for them!

Unfortunately a lot of stuff with Koko is unfortunately a scam. There's an entire video on it. Lots of confirmation bias and cherry picked videos where they try to excuse what Koko means.

@@musicsheep9816 There are also many uncut videos of Koko signing without being prompted, though, and her signs in these videos are often clear and make sense.

This is the result of the cruel training of Elephants by Humans ... Read for example: "Elephant Artists? Here's Why Making an Elephant Paint is Cruel, Not Cute"

Koko couldnt really sign. It was essentially gibberish. No sentence structure, and words that had no context to whats happening. 90% of the words signs are 'food'. A lot of the stuff that seems to make sense is hand picked video clips, and can be 'copying' based stuff. Theres no peer review of footage, nor any decent science being performed. Wish it wasnt so but i cant lie to myself. Do some googling and youll see, there also a good youtube video (something like 'Why KOKO cant talk') It really is not much more than a dog understanding and communicating. I literally ask if my dog wants to go to toilet. She barks if a yes. (a red heeler (cattle dog)). But its not understanding language. Big difference. Watch video and see.