Animals
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Scientists Trace Giggling, Ticklish Rats to Good Mood and 'Tickle Center' in the Brain
Ever wondered why humans burts into an involuntary laugh when tickled? A new study reveals that the same effect happens on rats too, and it may be traced to brain activity.
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