Dolphins are very social and playful animals. Their memory power is extremely strong and they remember the voices of other dolphins even after 20 years of separation
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Elephants
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Elephants have incredible memory and can locate positions and directions quite easily. They have a great sense of smell and can remember the voices of humans
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Chimpanzees
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Some chimpanzees have a photographic memory. A study by Kyoto University shows that chimpanzees can memorise numbers and locate items faster than humans
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Whales
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Whales have excellent memory that helps them survive in the wilderness of the ocean. They can easily remember water routes to migrate and navigate the ocean according to the climate
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Horses
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Horses have a good memory and they can easily recognise other horses. They can recall routes, and maintain long-term bonds with people
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Clark's Nutcracker
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According to a research done by the University of New Hampshire, this bird can store up to 10,000 different locations in its memory. This small bird can bury seeds in different locations and memorise each location distinctively