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Originally posted by GrOuNd_ZeRo
I wouldn't be suprised if animals do evolve to learn language at some point.
Originally posted by SeventhSeal
Evolution at it's finest right here.
Originally posted by gps777
Originally posted by SeventhSeal
Evolution at it's finest right here.
I don`t have much problem with evolution in general and less with intelligent design.
But if you think this is any type proof of evolution,I`d have to say your jumping to a massive conclusion,unless you have the inside track on what some elephants were capable of doing thousands of years ago that they are unable to do today.
Originally posted by SassyCat
The elephant talking isn't as impressive as some other chatty animals. Parrots can also talk and not just repeat words. Scientists have recently changed their opinion from "dumb parrots" to "most intelligent birds".... they can talk alright. All dolphins talk as well using a complex languages which we are still unable to translate after many failed attempts. As many of you know pigs are very smart and very very similar to humans in many aspects. Think about that when you eat your next BBQ .
Originally posted by sakokrap
I don't know why you've got to have a .phd in zoology/biology/anthropology to figure out that the simplistic version of it all is to make a few speak-and-spells for animals to test their ability.
Image the Texas Instruments panel this critter could play with! I guess it would be much smaller than the ones they'd give to the monkeys and apes