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Are Belugas smart enough to understand human speech?

Saul Goodman
2020-08-07 23:25:46
Beluga is a very intelligent animal, the brain is more developed. However, although they are very intelligent, they are not naturally able to understand human speech. As a result, belugas living in the ocean without training are not born to understand human speech. Beluga in aquariums can understand human speech, but this must be the result of long-term training, requiring trainers to repeat many times before they can understand. Moreover, they can understand only simple words, complex words can not be understood.
Are Belugas smart enough to understand human speech?

1. Is the beluga whale very smart

The beluga whale is a creature in the order Cetacea, belonging to the whale. Whales of the order Cetacea are generally more intelligent, and belugas are no exception. Belugas are smart mainly because their brains are very developed and their structure is similar to that of human beings. The belugas are smart in many ways. For example, beluga whales living in the ocean may use some kind of fish as bait to lure other larger prey to come and catch them, which is more intelligent. Beluga whales in aquariums are also more intelligent, and can be trained to perform a variety of complex movements.

2. can the beluga whale understand human language

As mentioned above, the beluga whale is a very intelligent animal, and their IQ is relatively high. Many people think that the white whale can understand human speech. However, belugas living in the ocean generally do not understand human speech. But aquarium belugas may be able to understand human speech as a result of training. However, it must be after a long period of training and contact can be, the trainer needs to repeat many times, the beluga can understand. Moreover, the belugas understand only some simple words, can also be said to be some simple instructions, too complex words belugas do not understand.

In addition, the study found that belugas not only understand human speech, but sometimes make sounds similar to human speech. For example, a beluga whale in the United States is called a "talking beluga whale", which adjusts its vocal cords to make its voice sound like human language. In fact, the beluga whale can make a lot of sounds, can make hundreds of sounds, some of which are like cattle, some like birds, some even like steamboats and so on.

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