Sheep are smarter than monkeys

Sheep can remember the faces of two other sheep, missing their friends after two years of not seeing them, they can even recognize their sheep friends through photos.

Sheep can remember the faces of two other sheep, missing their friends after two years of not seeing them, they can even recognize their sheep friends through photos.

Sheep have long been considered the least intelligent animal in the animal world, but a new study shows that this species is even smarter than apes.

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So many people today have this sheep.

Telegraph said that scientists from Cambridge University have shown that species have energy like rodents, monkeys and even on humans in some experiments, sheep are quite intelligent, able to adapt to the surrounding environment, and can make an independent decision.

Professor Jeniffer Morton, a member of the research team, said they happened to find an interesting thing in sheep while studying Huntington's disease (a disease that causes neurodegenerative disorders leading to dementia in the elderly) .

The team of scientists put seven sheep of Ovis Aries into the test to test the intelligence of this species. They are placed in front of two baskets of food of two different colors, in which a basket has food and a basket is not. Then, they are placed in front of two different colored food baskets. But all sheep find their own food.

According to experts, usually only humans and some other primates can react easily to this change.

Professor Morton has also experimented to test sheep's memory and found that they have very good memory, they can remember the faces of two other sheep, remember their faces, remember their friends. not seen two years ago, even they can recognize those objects through photos.

Besides, scientists have shown that sheep can pass a psychological test that monkeys cannot perform.

" Sheep can perform cognitive management tasks that only a long time ago for monkeys to do. This means sheep are important for studying the model of Huntington's disease ," Professor Morton said. more.

Update 16 December 2018
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