English, 03.06.2020 13:00 elsauceomotho
How are researchers working to read animals’ emotions?
by looking for the facial expressions that humans exhibit in animals
by running blood tests and carefully monitoring their brain
by developing a code that deciphers changes in facial expressions
by developing ways for animals to express how they’re feeling vocally
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