They and humans are remarkably similar and they are the closest relatives of humans.

They can learn sign language.

They are able to use vocal learning to develop their own vocal signature. Most of them establish social attachments
and will stay with injured or ill members by helping them to the surface of the water so they can breathe. They have
been known to team up with humans to catch fish.

Their brains are the biggest among land animal and the cortex has as many neurons as a human brain. Their ability to
learn is impressive and they also self-aware they can actually recognize themselves in mirrors.

They are known as Einsteins of animal world. They possess abstract, inferential reasoning abilities. They also have
counting abilities and vocalization skills.

They, like humans, can make decisions on what they do or do not know. They are surprisingly self-aware, ticklish, and
they also dream as humans do.

They can solve complex problems. They can recognize and remember human faces.

They can learn to obey the commands of humans quickly. They can also learn human-type stuff like identifying
objects.

They can learn abstract mathematical rules and recognize individual people, most likely by their facial characters.

They have excellent long-term memories, solve mazes easily, can comprehend a simple symbolic language and use a
mirror to find hidden food.

They have the largest brains of any invertebrate with 130 million in its brain. Each of their arms has a mind of its own.