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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Do cases of extraordinary animal intelligence such as Alex the Parrot show how intelligent that species is, or are there "geniuses" within the species making them outliers?
gpt
Alex the Parrot, and Koko the Gorilla received specialized training 
from experts in psychology to reach their unusual performance levels, so it would be a mistake to assume that their prowess 
is 'ordinary' to the species, but it would also be a mistake to 
assume that they were radically different in basic intellect.

It's an instance of the old 'Nature vs Nurture' debate.
I would hold that it's an indication of the existence of native talent.
The case if the 'Wolf Boy' demonstrated that without nurture 
during development, a Human does not develop 'normal' intellectual skills.