Difference between Intelligent and Prehensile

INTELLIGENT vs PREHENSILE: ADJECTIVE

Having the capacity for thought and reason especially to a high degree
Possessing sound knowledge
Exercising or showing good judgment
Having intelligence.
Having a high degree of intelligence; mentally acute.
Showing sound judgment and rationality.
Appealing to the intellect; intellectual.
Endowed with the faculty of understanding or reason.
Possessed of a high level of intelligence, education, or judgment; knowing; sensible; skilled; exhibiting high intelligence
Cognizant; aware; communicative.
Of high or especially quick cognitive capacity, bright.
Well thought-out, well considered.
Characterized by thoughtful interaction.
Having the same level of brain power as mankind.
Endowed with the capacity to reason

Having the faculty of understanding; capable of comprehending facts or ideas: as, man is an intelligent being.
Having an active intellect; possessing aptitude or skill; well informed: as, an intelligent artisan or officer.
Marked by or indicating intelligence; guided by knowledge or comprehension: as, the intelligent actions of ants; an intelligent answer.
Having knowledge; cognizant: followed by of.
Bearing intelligence; giving information; communicative.
Synonyms Common-sense, etc. (see sensible); quick, bright, acute, discerning, sharp-witted, clear-headed.

Seizing or grasping; taking and holding; adapted for prehension; especially, fitted for grasping or holding by folding, wrapping, or curving around the object prehended: as, the prehensile tail of a monkey or an opossum. Also prehensory. See cut above, and cuts at Cebinæ, marmose, musk-cavy, opossum, and spider-monkey.

Thinking, Reasoning, Quick, Trenchant, Nimble, Brilliant, Incisive, Levelheaded, Sensible, Brainy, Sophisticated, Agile, Rational, Clever, Smart

Ratlike, Raptorial, Swordlike, Bladelike, Tailless, Opposable, Whiplike, Clawlike, Acquisitive, Greedy, Intelligent, Avaricious, Covetous, Grabby, Grasping

Bright, Reasonable, Quick, Trenchant, Nimble, Brilliant, Incisive, Levelheaded, Sensible, Brainy, Sophisticated, Agile, Rational, Clever, Smart

Ratlike, Raptorial, Swordlike, Bladelike, Tailless, Opposable, Whiplike, Clawlike, Acquisitive, Greedy, Intelligent, Avaricious, Covetous, Grabby, Grasping

Some genuinely intelligent features help to enhance reliability.
Aggressive, quick, intelligent and on the front foot.
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The prehensile feature must be otherwise unoccupied, just as a free hand.
But their noses are not prehensile like an elephant's trunk.
These adaptations may include long limbs, prehensile tail, and claws.
Well, a prehensile tail might be an unfair advantage.
Includes prehensile hands and feet, commonly with opposable thumbs.
On the hand transport component of prehensile movements.
She slithered that wet, prehensile appendage around them.
Elephants and tapirs are known to have prehensile noses, and horses and rhinos have prehensile lips.
Most species of primates have prehensile hands and cats are known to have prehensile claws.