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- Thread starter GarNiac
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Not that i disagree with anyone but do you think this is the right place to come to get an unbiased answer?
I don't think they're especially smart. They display a honed predatory instinct from millenia evolving into a particular niche in one of the worlds most dangerous rivers. I don't think they're really apex predators either, I think they're more the Amazon's janitors. It's hard to claim apex status when your neighbors are freshwater dolphins. payara, arapaima gigas etc...
yeah i kinda agree with the comment that you cant expect an unbiased answer here.lol
i'll put it this way,there are far smarter fish than our piranhas.have to admit.lol
i'll put it this way,there are far smarter fish than our piranhas.have to admit.lol
well there smart to form shoals in the wild for defensive perposes would that make them escpecialy smart? not really. they have advanced breeding behavoir would that make them smart though? not really. they are not as responsive as most cichlids in captivity so i would say that there intelligence is high among characins but low compared to other fish like cichlids
we can say they are smarter than most of the people on youtube posting videos of them
LMAOjp80911;3419338; said:
we can say they are smarter than most of the people on youtube posting videos of them
jp80911;3419338; said:
Gotta start training them early! By the time they're 6 inches they should be able to read Dr. Suess.
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