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Cows Are So Smart!

Just look at how brilliant cows are! One of the many reasons we don't eat them. :)

User Comments

Anna Davis commented on 26 Nov 2015

I respect everyone's opinions,but I thought animals were put on this Earth to eat? Or at least I thought that was what Christians believe?

David Easton commented on 02 Dec 2015

+Anna Davis Well, Humans are animals too...should we be eaten? :-) .I am a vegetarian but I don't try and impose it on anyone else, but I do think more people would be if they thought about where their food comes from. The Bible has a lot of stuff in it that you probably wouldn't condone...slave ownership, polygamy etc...I'm sure there are plenty of Christians who are vegetarian anyway...I don't think it is required to be a carnivore to be a Christian..

Ammarah Desouza commented on 24 Nov 2015

It should say 'chose VEGAN'

VeganRevolution commented on 25 Nov 2015

These campaigns that avoid the Vegan word are rot to anything worthwhile

Proof Chickens ARE Smart

Here's proof chickens are smart and can remember one off experiences for a long time after. //www.selfsufficientme.com/

User Comments

JM commented on 31 Jan 2016

I've got a barred rock that thinks she's a parrot and needs to be on my shoulder and a Rhode Island red and two sex links that think they are dogs and have to follow me around and jump in my lap if I sit down. The rest of the flock are "normal" and just do regular chicken things. Chickens are not stupid. Great video!

JM commented on 03 Feb 2016

I bought them as 2 day olds and moved them back and forth from chicken tractor in daytime to lamp pen in garage at night when they were a bit older. So they did get handling daily. The others did as well but aren't as friendly. You are spot on the digging thing too. If I go near a shovel, I get a chicken stampede! I can barely get the rake/shovel to touch the ground for fear of getting one of the girls. Curious and oh so helpful at digging! Blessings friend.

Self Sufficient Me commented on 03 Feb 2016

+JM Did you hand raise both of those friendly birds? I have a few that will let me pick them up if I bend over when they come nearby and the odd one that follows me if I'm raking or digging (we know why she does that) but I've never had a hen that "befriended" me like yours and other people's chickens do. None of mine would jump up on me. Thanks :)

Misty OjaiGirl commented on 25 Jan 2016

My chicken can do tricks, there is no doubt in my mind that chickens are smart, maybe not as smart as crows but still, pretty darn smart.

Self Sufficient Me commented on 26 Jan 2016

+Misty OjaiGirl Yes and they have different personalities too but I agree crows are probably smarter... Cheers :)

No commented on 19 Jan 2016

My own chicken just did something extremely smart today. I got really excited, and decided to browse the internet for similar stories, unfortunately this video is the only resource i could find :( Anyways, i own backyard chickens and today one of my chicken started screaming (which i usually assume is their way of telling me they're hungry and want to be fed). So i head out the door to see the screaming chicken right in front of it, and i took a moment to admire the chicken for whatever reason. And that's when i saw it. The chicken was jerking its head, like it was bowing it repeatedly. I thought the chicken was crazy. Then it hit me. The chicken was motioning what it looks like when they eat, she was directly communicating with me, asking me to feed her. I 'complied' to her request and started walking to the shed to feed her, in which she happily followed. This moment made me so happy, i've never seen anything like it. Im definitely gonna keep my eyes open and see what other amazingly intelligent behaviour they're capable of. So glad i saw this video, it made me appreciate chickens much more than i did before watching the video :)

Self Sufficient Me commented on 20 Jan 2016

+No What an amazing story and thanks for sharing it! So the hen obviously knew you would react to her particular alarm (yelling) and then when she saw you (got your attention) she changed to motioning a signal to communicate a message ie get me some feed... To me, this shows extremely intelligent behaviour because the chicken is considering emotional consequence and using that to get something she needs WOW. I'm going to write an article on my blog about "How smart are chickens" and include your story plus any other examples I can think of so next time someone searches they will find a written resource on the intelligence of hens. Cheers :)

Claire Cavanaugh commented on 11 Jan 2016

I've raised chickens and can attest to their intelligence. They pick up on body language, they remember things that happen to them and learn from them, they can find their way home, can appreciate affection, love, and care, and they even have a social structure (at least, it seemed like it to me). Not to mention chickens are absolutely gorgeous animals. Few things gave me more pleasure as a kid than just sitting outside and watching them play in our yard.

Self Sufficient Me commented on 17 Jan 2016

+Claire Cavanaugh Totally agree Claire! Every day, I take some time out to watch the hens go about their business and I often find myself chuckling about their individualism and antics they get up to... Thank you for taking the time to give your experience. Cheers :)

ExperimentLife commented on 07 Dec 2015

so cute

Self Sufficient Me commented on 09 Dec 2015

+ExperimentLife Thanks for watching :)

mrbluenun commented on 13 Oct 2015

Would the chickens have been harmed by the spider? May be a silly sounding question but I am ignorant of what the husbandry of chicks involves. Take care mrbluenun

Self Sufficient Me commented on 14 Oct 2015

+mrbluenun The only silly question is the one not asked (as they say) LOL... No mrbluenun spiders don't pose a threat to chickens in fact it's a food source hens actively look for when free-ranging and they are very adept at catching and killing them. It's rare to see a spider in the chicken pen that's not a place where they'd want to try their luck! Cheers :)

ozboybrian commented on 11 Oct 2015

You seem like a very lovely human being. I hope you're having an incredible 2015. ^_^

ozboybrian commented on 17 Oct 2015

Same to you friend! Thank you very much. :)

Self Sufficient Me commented on 12 Oct 2015

+ozboybrian Hey Brian, so do you mate... Yes, life's good, I'm a bit like you believing that positive energy brings good things (well, most of the time anyway). May the rest of 2015 be even better! Cheers :)

smart ass cat

oliver is very smart.

All White Husky Understands English and Gets His Leash On Command

Alex the Parrot

This loveable bird who has now passed away can do almost anything! Any animal, that is. Watch as he captures the hearts of all who watched him.

User Comments

Klea Rusnim commented on 07 Dec 2015

Please correct your title. Also your video is of LOWER quality than others that have been posted which have the exact same content but in better quality than what you posted - so just fucking delete this video. You do the late Alex a disservice comparing him to this other "show bird". Alex did much more advanced and complex demonstrations. He was the first parrot that changed the scientific world and our perceptions of the intelligence of African Grey Parrots.

Lucas R. commented on 02 Jan 2016

+Lucas R. what her smart parrot did

Lucas R. commented on 02 Jan 2016

She can still show her smart parrot

AJ King commented on 11 Jun 2015

flagged for not alex ROT IN HELL BITCH

Breanna Andrea commented on 07 Aug 2015

+AJ King lmaoooo

My_hat_is_Mayor commented on 01 Dec 2014

How many comments are we going to have that say its not Alex? Do you think your extra comment is going to make ghost parrot feel better about us mistaking this? I'm sure Einstein doesn't care either, he doesn't seem like toooooo much of a media whore.