Oceanography
Touching killer whales grieving because of death
Biologist at the Center for Biological Conservation, Deborah Giles, says the mother whale seems to be very upset because she knows her newborn baby dies.
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Oceanography
What brings happiness to dolphins?
Scientists say that most animals have the ability to experience happiness and frustration. Recently, French scientists have demonstrated this about the behavior of dolph…
Archeology
Emoticons appeared 382 years ago?
Officially created in the late 1990s as a form of digital emotion, there are now about 6 billion emoticons sent worldwide every day.
Space science
The numbers said after the successful launch of the Falcon Heavy missile
SpaceX's successful launch of the world-famous Falcon Heavy launch has brought a lot of strong emotions and beliefs to people about the future of the space industry.
Space science
Listen to music guessing colors
New research discovered, people often associate fun music, fast rhythm with bright yellow, colorful; while sad music, slow rhythm makes people think of dark, gloomy gray.
Biology
Flies also know fear like humans
New research by American scientists shows that flies can feel fear like humans and many other emotions.
Biology
The area that perceives the hate feelings of the brain
The study of two professors Semir Zeki and John Romaya examined the areas of brain related to hate emotions.
Animal world
The horse's 'sniffing' contains their happy feelings?
Do you still see the horses sniffing even for no reason? The hidden cause of that sniff turned out to be how horses are expressing their happy or sad feelings.
Animal world
Touching the moment the cat is determined to pull your body to safety
The clip captures the moment when a stray cat tried to drag the body of his friend, another cat who had died from earlier because of a car crash.
Animal world
Strange question: Do animals laugh like humans?
Many studies of animal laughter will tell you interesting things that you will have to enjoy.
Animal world
New finding: Mice don't laugh with their mouth but with their ears
A new study shows that, similar to how people laugh to express satisfaction, rats will relax their ears, which will then flush.
Animal world
Eggs 'young dragons' in the cave hatch after a decade of waiting
Millions of tourists burst into emotion when they saw two larvae hatching from 500 eggs of a mother's goose, exotic and rare amphibians with a nickname
Animal world
How do dogs avoid being vented by humans?
In a recent study by the University of Helsinki (Finland), scientists tested on 31 dogs of 13 different breeds, trained to be able to stand in front of a display without…
Animal world
Horses know how to read people's emotions
Horses can distinguish angry or cheerful faces, even tilting their faces to see a picture showing negative emotions.