What animal has the biggest brain?
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A blue whale. It's brain weighs 6kg (and its body weighs 60 000).\nHumans have the largest brains in relation to their body size.
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The whale. It is indeed a mammal.
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Personally I thought:\n\nMan, dolphin, pig, chimp\n\nAccording to Edward O Wilson, top animal behaviourist:\n\n1. Chimpanzee (two species) \n2. Gorilla \n3. Orangutan \n4. Baboon (seven species, including drill and mandrill) \n5. Gibbon (seven species) \n6. Monkey (many species, especially the macaques, the patas, and the Celebes black ape) \n7. Smaller-toothed whale (several species, especially killer whale) \n8. Dolphin (many of the approximately eighty species) \n9. Elephant (two species) \n10. Pig \n\nNo donkey I'm afraid!
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Your dog is way more intelligent than your computer. even if you look at only the bare computing power.\nA brain cell can work at a huge speed were as even a large computer can only work relitivly slow.\nHowever computers can get faster the more you link, just like brain cells.\nBrain cells have sveral states of being, a computer (cell) has two on and off or 1 and 0 as in binery using things we call logic gates. we can programme a computer to have a third state and this is the basis of fuzy logic, this is as close as we can come to how the brain works.\n\nwe use fuzy logic every day, thats why we are able to say Yes (1 or on) No (0 or off) and maby (fuzy)\neven a small insect can do that. \n\nhowever a dog is a lot smarter because it has a lot more small computers (brain cells) able to communicate a lot faster as its brain, if we tryed to build a network of computers able to make even 10% of that it would slow down as we reached the limit the amout of computers you can fit on a network. we could maby make 10000 computers but our dog has 10000000000 brain cells.\n\nThen you have the problem of memory retrival systems, power delivery ect. a computer is a very very very dumb beast.\nMind you it can spell so in one respect its better than me :)
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I'm guessing a Bactrian Camel
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Ant brains are largest amongst insects.  Mushroom shaped brain appendages have function similar to the gray-matter of human brains.\n \nIt has been estimated that an ant's brain may have the same processing power as a Macintosh II computer.\n\nProbably not sentient in the way that we are. They cooperate with each other and have acute senses.
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"Largest" is usually based on the overall mass of the animal, not just the length. While anacondas can get considerably longer than crocodiles, they aren't nearly as massive.
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well the biggest of course. the biggest would have the most vasculature to keep all of its little cells alive. And that marvelous animal would be the blue whale a huge a$$ mammal with a huge a$$ heart and huge a$$ vessels.
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Ugh, everyone knows a Liger is the best animal ever\n\n- Napoleon Dinamite
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In terms of the number of animals housed (rather than land area), the largest zoos are believed to be (starting from the largest) - the Berlin Zoo, the Bronx Zoo, the San Diego Zoo and the Pretoria Zoo.
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The stegosaurus, the one with the spikes running up and down its back. Archaeologists found there was a big enlargement in the stegosaurus's spinal cord at the point where it passed through the pelvis. Since the stegosaurus had a pretty poor excuse for a brain in its head--the thing was about the size of a walnut, only 1/20th the size of the mysterious butt organ--speculation arose that the giant reptile needed some auxiliary gray matter to mind its rump while the forward brain handled business up front. Alas, Later scholars decided that the putative afterbrain was just a neural junction where a lot of nerves happened to enter the spinal cord. Such junctions are found in many lizards, as well as in the ostrich. \n\nSo, the answer is no.
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Bird < human. The cerebrum is related to higher level processing. Humans have more cognitive abilities than birds, hence more cerebrum
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It is a valid question, and one used against women for years (interestingly, nobody at that time seems to have thought elephants were smarter than men!).  The relationship of the anatomy of the brain to intelligence seems to have only two fairly clear correlations: 1) the amount of surface area folding (sulci and gyri) found on the frontal cortex and 2) the brain weight/body weight ratio.  Under these two correlates, men and women are the same.  There is absolutly no correlation between the size of a person and the intelligence..even though bigger humans tend to have bigger brains.  Now, using the folding and brain to body ratio, we can figure which animals "should" be very smart-and they include ravens, dolphins, and primates.  The raven finding is interesting, because every intelligence test ever given these birds (who have small brains, because they are small animals, but very large brain to body ratios) shows them to be smarter than dogs, and nearly as smart as primates.  Another interesting thing: the only animals that has *both* and larger brain to body ratio than humans *and* increased frontal cortex folding, is the dolphin...makes ya think, huh?
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besides myself,\nthe largest penis belongs to the blue whale estimated at over 6.5 feet. accurate measurements are difficult to take because the whale's erect length can only be observed during mating.
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My guess would be mammals
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my favourite animal is asian elephant.\n\ni like  the cows too\n\ndo u know that elephants have the most powerful memory in the whole universe \n even if u will not recognise himm he will do
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If you are referring to mammals, the blue whale is the largest mammal.  The Blue Whale, Balaenoptera musculus, is also the largest mammal to have ever lived. In fact the Blue whale is the largest animal ever to have lived on the planet as far as we know; bigger by far than ever the largest Dinosaur. The longest Blue Whale ever measured was a female, 33.58 m or 110ft long. The heaviest weighed over 190 tonnes.\n\nThe largest animal on land at the moment on this planet is a mammal; the bull African Elephant. The largest specimen recorded stood around 3.96 m or 13ft at the shoulder and weighed over 12 tonnes.\n\nThe whale shark is a the biggest shark and the biggest fish. It is NOT a whale. It has a huge mouth which can be up to 4 feet (1.4 m) wide.