As of yet, I haven't seen a snail gaming, so there's that.

I wrote a long wall of text about various animals and their intelligence, then my internet crashed.

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If animals could learn about what is happening inside the TV, yes, a gorilla can play Call Of Duty, or Wii Sports. Anything that they are capable of doing with their own movement or coordination. But since human hands are the only hands that can hold a controller, only a gorilla can do it without pushing buttons with his nose.

So can a chimp.

It's a very common issue that dogs have been known to turn on their owners in some cases, if you don't teach that dog that you're the man of the house, they're going to think that they're the superior one, in which they could turn on you.

A controller which in most cases was specifically designed for human hands ... Not e very solid argument, since if someone were to design a controller for use by pets, I'm sure they could perform well enough.

On the question, I've seen a lot of animals do things I'll never be capable of. Squirrels are hella fast and can climb trees and make very risky jumps with speed that no human can match. Most felines and canines have senses of hearing and smell that we can't match. They can both hear things we can't, while also hearing the things we can much better than ourselves. Most cats can climb trees and see in the dark much better than I. Some species of birds actually have magnetic crystals in their heads which help them navigate long distances by telling them where the north and south poles are. Not to mention flying. Cats can survive incredibly high falls, have retractable claws and can fit through any space through which their head can fit through. Just like dogs, some of them have been able to track their owners thousands of kilometers away. The mantis shrimp can see millions of colors that we can't even imagine. Sloths are immune to a variety of poisons. Humans are some of the slowest animals if it comes to covering long distances unassisted. Overall, I can think of a variety of ways in which animals are superior, at least when it comes to survival or agility.

Adding to what LT said, the mantis isn't the only one who can see so many colours. Due to the great amount of receptors in its eyes, it has this ability, as do a myriad of other animals. Also, though the majority of insects can't see red light, probably due to its long wavelength, they compensate by being able to see ultraviolet instead. And I don't see many humans being able to see UV radiation.

Gosh, I miss being able to be active. /:

A good one for the sea animal team is the Shark.

They can't get sick, they can even survive every single Cancer.

The Mantis shrimp sees dreams. If you close your eyes, you can see many blobs of color that is very hard to explain.

The best Sea animal that makes me jealous is a very special type of Lobster. It can revert back to its baby form, and doesn't age. So to simplify, that means it's immortal. It stays alive unless you kill it.

Cats.

They're fast.

If you own a cat, don't try to race it.

A housecat outruns a human if you ever try.

New discussion:

Any plans for the holidays? Opinion wether the winter/christmas/holiday break is good or just a waste of time. Anything goes if it's still related to the main topic.

Well me and my grandfather are going to climb a mountain. Not so big, but we haven't done since I was very young. We are going from the bottom to the middle on foot and from the middle to top by ski-lift (I don't really know the word but I think you know what I mean). And when we reach the top we are going to enjoy the view, then we are going down on foot to the bottom. I would be fun I guess...