emotions
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Human Emotions Affect Animal Welfare for Horses, Pigs - Study Confirms
Studies show that animal welfare of horses and pigs is affected by the manner of speech and emotions used by a nearby human.
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Octopuses May Also Feel Pain Physically And Emotionally Like Other Mammals
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Happy are the Bees With Dopamine Boosting Treats
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New AI Developments Enable Machines To Learn Human Emotions, Scientists Say
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Study: Could Sad Music Help People Light Up Their Mood?
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Horses Can Tell When Their Handlers Are Angry
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Dogs Focus On Eyes When Interpreting One's Expression
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Dogs Mimic Each Other's Emotions, Demonstrating Bonding Capability and Basic Level of Empathy
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Fish Experience Stress, Too
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Surprise! Cats Can Interpret Their Owner's Emotions, New Study Reveals
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Fruit Flies: Do They Feel Emotion?
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Having it All Really Won't Make You Happy, Science Confirms
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Common Pain Reliever May Stifle Joy
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