Talk:Novellus/@comment-5906577-20140725104448/@comment-26967529-20140725231708

Cephalopods are far fetched; just because they're the most intelligent invertebrates doesn't mean they compare to vertebrates.

As for sapient corvids, all are very intelligent, but the New Caledonia crow and the western scrub jay both have a claim to fame – the former is the only bird known to use tools, while the latter is the only non-human animals whatsoever to plan ahead for the future (squirrels don't count)