Dinosaur intelligence

The forgotten king
MemberCompsognathusJanuary 05, 20142677 Views11 RepliesBack in the old'n days people thought dinosaur were dumb cold blooded beasts, now there warm blooded but only a little smarter, but I have a theory
I think herbivores were pretty smart, Therapods were chimpanzee smart, and raptors were super smart and I have evidence.
If we look inside a Tyrannosaurus rex skull we see a lot of sensors and muscle in the skull so there isn't really room for a big brain, and also if an ankylosaurus hits you in the head, if your brain it big' its more vaunerable.same goes for herbivores Like with triceratops charging smashing its head.
Raptors were different, they focused more on claws than bitLiam's to be light. If your head is muscular its heavier and not light but raptors weren't focused no bite so it wasn't that muscular allowing a bigger brain, troodon was probably the smartest because it was more built to scavenge mostly so herbivores wouldn't attack making the head less vaulnerable allowing a bigger brain.
what I think is that brain to body size doesn't work on dinosaurs as much as other animals, a bigger brain is smarter but they could store lots of knowledge in small brains.But we have one more piece of evidence, birds which are dinosaurs are much smarter than almost every animal on the planet especially ravens, brain to body size doesn't seem to work on birds and ravens are very primitive and smart, they remember codes to unlocking things, solve problems, they even play in the snow and most people who study animals say birds like ravens are smarter than chimpanzees, they even work together cooperatively to solve problems.what do you guys think?