"Ever wondered what your Instagram feed says about your inner animal? Or why you scroll through TikTok like a cautious deer while your friend posts boldly like a roaring lion? The way we use social media mirrors the same personality traits scientists have found in animals for decades. Just as personality traits like neuroticism, agreeableness and extraversion have been studied in animals, these same traits shape how we present ourselves online."
"You know that friend who posts vacation photos from exotic locations and always seems to be surrounded by a crowd? They're channeling their inner lion. Social lions dominate their feeds with confidence and charisma. Extraverts tended to spend more time interacting with others on social media. These digital big cats love the spotlight and aren't afraid to show it. They post frequently, engage with followers enthusiastically, and their profiles radiate authority."
Social media behavior mirrors animal personality traits such as neuroticism, agreeableness, and extraversion, shaping how users present themselves online. Posting style, comment behavior, and profile picture choices reveal underlying animal-like personalities. Extraverted "social lions" post frequently, engage actively, seek attention, and foster communities around their profiles. Observant "owls" prefer lurking, watching conversations, and engaging minimally while maintaining sharp awareness. The digital landscape evolves rapidly, and consumer behaviors change continuously while studies link online habits to personality patterns found across the animal kingdom.
Read at Animals Around The Globe
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