A 2-year-old girl surprised the world with her intelligence

To become a member of Mensa, one must pass a standardized intelligence test with a score of over 98%./ Photo Guinness World Records

The intelligence of a 2-year-old girl from America surprised the whole world.


According to Guinness World Records, a 2-year-old girl from Kentucky, Isla McNabb, is the youngest member of the international organization Mensa.


Mensa is the world's largest and oldest high IQ society and 140 thousand smartest people from 100 countries of the world are members of this organization.


To become a member of Mensa, a standard IQ test with a score above 98 percent is required, and 2-year-old Isla McNabb scored 99 percent on her age group test.


According to Guinness World Records, the girl's parents realized her intelligence when she had a keen eye for everything and remembered it quickly, and at the age of just one year, Isla Mack started learning colors, numbers and the alphabet.


This is the reason why Guinness World Records has named Isla McNabb as the youngest smartest person in Mensa.