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Lesson, 9 (a). I think that cats are intelligent and my research let's me know that the bees, octopus, elephant, ants, dolphin, crow, cockatoo, anole lizards, and dogs show signs of intelligence.
(c). I found a cat an named him Joe I didn't have a littler box yet and was going to get one the next day. Then one morning joe was trying to wake me up taping on my forehead. Since, Joe couldn't wake me up he went and climbed on the kitchen counter found some newspaper push it on the floor and went to the bathroom on it. Then I woke up and went into the kitchen and saw what was on the floor on top of the newspaper. I felt this cat had to be smart to go find a paper and fix it down on the floor to go to potty on top of it. Because I didn't get
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