Discovering the Intelligence of Elephants

The video explores the intelligence of elephants, highlighting their cognitive abilities such as empathy, self-awareness, and memory. It discusses the physical attributes of elephant brains, which are large and complex, contributing to their advanced problem-solving skills. The video humorously imagines elephants in STEM fields and concludes with a call to action to subscribe for more STEM content.

What is the common saying about elephants?

• Elephants never forget

• Elephants are always happy

• Elephants are the fastest animals

• Elephants can fly

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a cognitive skill of elephants?

• Problem-solving

• Mathematical skills

• Empathy

• Self-awareness

What do elephants and humans have in common according to the video?

• Similar levels of self-awareness and empathy

• The same size of brains

• The ability to fly

• The same diet

What ritual do elephants perform that is similar to humans?

• Graduation ceremonies

• Weddings

• Funerals

• Birthday parties

How much larger are elephant brains compared to human brains?

• Twice as large

• The same size

• Three times as large

• Four times as large

What helps elephants manage their ability to communicate and perceive themselves?

• Small parietal lobes

• Tiny neurons

• Large cerebellum

• Deep folds in the cerebral cortex

Which part of the elephant brain is associated with planning skills and empathy?

• Cerebellum

• Frontal lobe

• Temporal lobes

• Cerebral cortex

What is the ratio of neurons in elephant brains compared to human brains?

• Twice as many

• Three times as many

• Four times as many

• The same number

What humorous future scenario is mentioned about elephants?

• Elephants becoming astronauts

• Elephants hosting a TV show about STEM

• Elephants running for president

• Elephants writing novels

What does Miranda Cosgrove encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Subscribe and hit the notification bell

• Adopt an elephant

• Donate to a wildlife fund

• Visit a zoo