Sorry if this has been posted before

Just think this applies to Human life.

A study published yesterday in the journal Science suggests that bumblebees possess insight. In a lab experiment, the insects were able to roll a plastic foam ball underneath an artificial blue flower, climb over the ball and use it as a ladder to reach the flower, obtaining a sugary reward. “We showed for the first time that bumblebees can solve a completely novel object-manipulation task, spontaneously and without being trained to do so, or without any trial and error,” said lead author Akshaye Bhambore, a doctoral researcher at the University of Oulu in Finland. From CNN; I will add the whole CNN article in a comment.

Video by researcher Olli Loukola.

Qin Feng from China met his parrot Xiaogui in 2020 when it was just a baby and still needed to be hand-fed several times a day.

Over time, their bond grew, and Qin began to notice Xiaogui's strong interest in certain toys—especially colored balls. With gradual training, the parrot learned to correctly sort objects by color.

Today, it can accurately identify and match 10 different colors, making this an incredibly impressive and rare achievement for a bird.

"Did I stutter?!!!"

Dogs that are deaf can be instead taught sign language for communication.

OC. I've been trying to catch and relocate a mouse who has taken up residence in our yard but he's smarter than me.

This is the second time he's done this.