In the cat world, every cat has its own unique charm and wisdom. Today, let’s take a look at the five cats with the highest IQ in the cat world, so that we can appreciate their intelligence and unique style together.

Fifth place: American Shorthair

American Shorthair, referred to as Meishao, has won the love of many cat slaves for its agile posture and lively personality. Their IQ is equivalent to the human IQ of 3 to 5 years old, and it can be said that they are the smarter breeds among cats. Meishou has keen observation and judgment, can quickly adapt to the new environment, and establish a deep emotional bond with the owner. Their clever index reaches two stars and is one of the first choice pets for many families.

The reason why beauty is smart is not only reflected in their daily behavior, but also in their learning ability. It is easy for a beautiful short cat to learn some simple instructions, such as "sitting down" and "shaking hands", and can even learn small skills such as opening doors and closing lights by observing and imitating their owner's behavior. These clever performances make people admire the beauty and stand out in the cat world.

No. 4: Siamese Cat

Siamese Cat, also known as "no boss". They are lively and active, curious, and are always full of endless energy. Siamese cats are known as puppies and cats in the cat world. This is because they like to interact with their owners very much and like to be held and touched by their owners. At the same time, Siamese cats have always been online, and their intelligence index reaches three stars.

Siamese cats are smart in their emotional expression and communication skills. They are good at expressing their emotions and needs with their eyes, voices and movements, allowing their owners to easily understand their intentions. In addition, Siamese cats also have strong adaptability, and they can quickly adapt and integrate into the changes in their living environment or their owners. Third place: Balinese cats

Bali cats are long-haired variants of Siamese cats. They are graceful in size and graceful in movements, as if they are elves walking out of the tropical rainforest of Bali. The Bali Cat's intelligence index reaches three and a half stars, which is the wisdom responsibility in the cat world.

Bali cats’ intelligence is not only reflected in their daily behavior, but also in their keen perception and coping ability to the environment. Balinese cats can quickly master new skills, such as opening doors, finding food, etc., and even predict their owner's needs by observing their owner's behavior. At the same time, Balinese cats are also very good at communicating with their owners. They will express their emotions and needs in various ways so that their owners can take better care of them.

Second place: Canadian hairless cat

Canadian hairless cat, also known as Sphinx cats, although they look weird, but their personalities are surprisingly docile and are a clear stream in the cat world. What is even more eye-catching is their IQ. The IQ of hairless cats is 1 to 2 times that of other cats, and the intelligence index is as high as four stars.

The cleverness of hairless cats is reflected in their independence and problem-solving ability. They do not need to rely too much on their masters to be able to live independently and take care of themselves. At the same time, hairless cats also have strong problem-solving ability. Whether facing toys or small problems in life, they can quickly find solutions. In addition, hairless cats are also very good at observing their expressions and expressions, and can accurately grasp their owner's emotions and needs, so as to make corresponding reactions.

No. 1: Chinese Tabby Cat

When talking about the breed with the highest IQ in the cat world, how can we not mention our Tabby Cat? Tabby cats are not only cute and smart, but also have super survivability. They are known as the "Chinese God Cat". Compared with those so-called breed cats, the IQ of the tabby cat is even more overwhelming, and the intelligence index reaches five stars.

Tabble cats' intelligence is reflected in their alertness, keenness and independence. They are born with hunting instincts, able to quickly capture prey and protect their territory. At the same time, tabby cats also have strong learning and adaptability. Whether facing new environments or new challenges, they can quickly adapt and find solutions to problems. In addition, tabby cats are also very good at observing their expressions and expressions, and can accurately grasp their owner's emotions and needs, so as to make corresponding reactions.