Why do scientists relate body size to intelligence in animals?
For instance dinosaurs are reportedly very dumb, because the brain weight in proportion to body weight, is minuscule.
Does it require more brain power to move big muscles than small ones?
Having worked in industrial controls,I know that the PLC or computer does not care what is moving at the other end.It simply sends a command to the output module, which could be controlling a 10,00 pound punch, or a simple printer.
So why is a bigger brain needed for a bigger body?
More sensory inputs is all I can see,but perhaps their sense of touch was not not as dense as smaller animals.
It does not make sense to me.
Can anyone explain the basis for this claim?
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