Exactly.... they just have to muck it up.

Amazing little kitty.

I often ask my cats to please retrieve this or help me with that…. I won’t be shocked if one day, they hop up and help me wash the dishes or pick some thing from off the floor and throw it away. They already follow quite a few commands and understand all the variations of their name and nicknames .. While I do love and adore the canine set, my cats do not require treats before or after following directions or requests😻👏😻🐈🎓🐈‍⬛🎓😻

Yes, but after they hold the tape, they knock everything off the fridge.😉😁

This why my cat is employer of the months.

Lol.

They’d get so obese, it wouldn’t be funny. 😹

Exactly!!

Garfield works at Walmart, prolly the pets section. He ❤s catnip never seen a happier employee

My cats just need thumbs then they wouldn’t need me and I love jumping up and running to find out what they need.

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Just turn off the sound, Stupid ! 🕎✔️🎄💙

I usually turn my volume down, because I feel like you do!!! I want to be able to see n think!

Blabbermouths.

I SO agree!

My volume is off for almost everything. There are a few channels I am willing to hear and see, but only a few.

ayo?

Nice, did he housebroke you too? 😂❤

Adorable

Many cats have that super power over their human serfs.

That cat is smarter than I am. If I was a cat. My dog was smarter than I.

We 🤪 L I T E R A L L Y 🤪 just watched the video too but thanks for the condescension. I guess it's possible somebody out there was too stupid to know what they were seeing.

So we saw. If the human is two years old or stephenfennell apparently (sorry, couldn't resist) for example I completely agree. It would be difficult. But for the vast majority of people this would be easy to figure out at some point in their childhood. Could you imagine a teenager for example watch someone turn a key and then not realize they could turn it from the other side without seeing it? It's possible they try turning it the wrong way the first time when doing it from the other side, but they would quickly try turning it the right way when that didn't work. It would only take seconds the first time. We don't know the learning process for this cat. It might have taken significantly longer for it to figure it out than would be the case for a human. But when it does it's easy to do every time like it would be for a human.

Well, he had 50 % chance to choose right or wrong since there were only 2 things to choose between. Still, they all are very impressive🙂

@@davund3594 So the very fact that an actual cat understood that he was being asked a question, and exactly what he was being asked, is not incredible? Must be just me, then. 🙂

@@irefi64 It is incredible! That's what i meant with "they all are very impressive" including this one!

@@irefi64 No the cat understands hearing our vague mouth sounds and that it indicates they should interact with what's in front of them.

​@@SwobyJmy cat didn't ..so you're wrong

These are some of the smartest cats I’ve ever seen. 🐈‍⬛🐈

I think you mean purroof! 😻

No, they really aren't, as far as mammals go. What you have described is nothing more than a cat following its instinct to watch potential prey from a high vantage. If you are impressed by the balance, that has nothing to do with intelligence. In fact, it is more of an instinctual ability. Cat intelligence is not at the bottom of mammal species. It is, at best, somewhere in the middle, average area. Most of their cognitive resources are devoted to predatory instincts - now domesticated. The most impressive cognitive ability of cats seems to be their ability to form a mental map of their territory. Many species do this, of course - but certainly not all.

@@scottgleeson4905least cats know they can’t fly I’ve seen ppl on drugs who thought they could

I love being outwitted by cats! It makes me feel proud I've got a smart one.

and very smart.

I didn't like that clip.

It should be reported. I did. Everyone shud

They are smart :) they just choose the moments who shine :) Cats they what they want :)

Except the cat in the small cage... that was terrible.

So true 💯

We used to have a cat that would turn the water on to drink but it would never turn it off. We would wake up to the sound of the sink running or come home to it running. We tried to tape it shut but he would tear at it until he got it to turn on. We bought a cat drinking fountain and then he left the faucets alone.

I had a highly intelligent cat. One day, I brought another cat home and she hated that. She went into the bedroom and opened a sliding door that was on the bottom of the bed. She then went into the living room and started a big cat fight with him. He ran into the bedroom and thru the door under the bed. She then took her paw and slid the door shut. She planned the whole thing out.

@@ribo451 Your cat is also smart. I have kept some cats, but they couldn't do that. If your cat had turned off the faucet, the cat must have been on TV as a super smart cat!

@@pollypurree1834 She is smarter than me.

It is an extremely stupid clickbait title. Certain cat-lovers really love the idea that their cats might be intelligent. Personally, I love cats - but I'm happy to be very realistic about what their actual abilities are, and what they aren't. What's the point of pretending that a cat has human-like intelligence when it obviously doesn't. Also, most people have no idea what the range of human IQ is - or that 100 is the human median, with 125 being considered unusually intelligent and 130 "genius."

None of you understand what's a figure of speech is?

​@@scottgleeson4905you must be fun at parties -_-

Watching that poor kitty cry 😿 to be let out of that cage, which looked like it was in the basement, broke my ❤. Kitty IQ 200, human IQ "O".

I know I'm dumber than them LoL 😋

...with 100 being the median, yes. And it is entirely a test for humans (which should be obvious to everyone.) You can roughly "ball-park" guess the IQ of other species by comparing their demonstrated intelligence in specific tasks. So, a chimpanzee might be around 70-80, which would be considered intellectually disabled in human beings - or roughly the intelligence of a human toddler. So cats ... Best guess would be that a highly intelligent cat would be around 50. But there's really no way to test this. They simply aren't as intelligent as the most studied "intelligent species." (dolphins, non-human primates, octopuses and cuddlefish, corvids ...) I"m not sure i understand why people cant be impressed by the natural abilities of cats.