Picture Class Three represent forms of life with the capacity to cognate: to form and retain a distinct state of memory separate from what is brought by instinct. Class three cognitions possess a capacity to involve and apply the concept of Time towards objects in the environment, e.g. the chick is ready to fly and feed itself and so food is brought to the nest more infrequently. Capacity to recognize and categorize its self and others as unique objects within the environment, e.g. a canine or feline recognizes verbals and reacts to such. The dog can be trained to recognize and understand the command to fetch the newspaper. Also, in the aquatic environment, while a jellyfish may soon learn a beach ball is not edible and go off in search of other food, octopi and dolphin will completely ignore a beach ball as food. Capacities for emotive states reflecting the pain—joy spectrum exist within a picture three class of life.