Can animals laugh? Exploring the joyful sounds of our furry friends
Monday, 5 August 2024
Recent research has revealed that animals like dogs, rats, and chimpanzees might exhibit traits similar to human laughter. Patricia Simonet discovered a unique sound in dogs during play, while Jaak Panksepp identified high-frequency chirps in rats. Marina Davila-Ross further explored noisy responses in various animals, indicating joy, although it isn't confirmed as laughter in the human sense.
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