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Chimpanzees, our closest relatives, exhibit intelligence and continuous brain development, making them exceptional problem-solvers.
Bees, important pollinators, rely on nectar and pollen for energy and protein, with thousands of species worldwide.
Baboons are intelligent primates, living in troops, with females staying in their birth group, but having low memory.
Hamsters are popular pets, known for their forgetfulness and food-hoarding behavior with a short-term memory of three seconds.
Pinnipeds, like seals, have an amphibious lifestyle, relying on blubber, fur, and long-distance migrations for survival.
Giraffes are tall and fast, travel in groups, fight with their necks, but have short-term memory.
Sloths are slow, quiet, and forgetful, relying on their camouflage and swimming ability for survival.
Turkeys, with ancient origins, care for their young and have limited flight capabilities compared to domestic counterparts.