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______: To expect something to happen.

Anticipate

________ that a sneaky octopus had learned to take advantage of his nighttime privacy.

It turns out

These insects work well because of the mechanism that allows them to learn in a quicker time and then express out knowledge.

Bees

These mammals are very good at finding trash. Their sense of smell can help them find lots of things, even glowing objects that have not been in their presence for a long time.

Racoons

They will use their keen sight and towering reputation in wariness to spot potential prey, whether it be a mouse or bird up on high flying trees over large patches of bushes where predators cannot see as easily.

Falcons

These rodents can learn many things, like routine tasks. Their intelligence has boosted when they are teaching their young to do the same thing again and again

Squirrels

These birds show the cleverness in learning how to escape from a trap and get out of the danger.

Owls

They are able to solve complex puzzles and use many different strategies when problem solving. They also have a very long lifespan (typically around 60 to 70 years), which means that they can accumulate a lot of experience over time.

Elephants

They swim in groups and have long repertoires of distinct vocalisations. They also show a clear understanding of cause and effect as seen when sound signals carry across large distances

whales

These birds have the ability to learn and understand a lot of things such as colors, tools for example toothbrushes or sponges for cleaning tiny things in their cages.

Parrots