FAQ

"Time spent with cats is never wasted." – Sigmund Freud

Not in corpus.

The animal believed to have the highest IQ is the dolphin, especially the bottlenose dolphin, known for its advanced cognitive abilities and social intelligence.

Cats do not pass the mirror test, which suggests they lack self-awareness in the human sense, but they exhibit complex behaviors that hint at some self-perception.

The animal with the highest IQ is typically considered to be the dolphin, particularly the bottlenose dolphin, due to its complex social behavior and advanced problem-solving abilities.

Cats show signs of sentience and complex behavior, but research suggests they are not fully self-aware in the human sense.

Among animals, dolphins are widely regarded as having the highest IQ due to their advanced problem-solving, communication, and social behaviors.

Cats show signs of self-awareness in behavior but generally fail the mirror test, making their level of self-awareness still uncertain.

Cats likely think about their environment, hunting instincts, social interactions, and daily routines such as eating, grooming, and resting.

While dogs excel in obedience and social intelligence, cats often show stronger problem-solving and adaptive abilities, making intelligence comparisons complex.