Mail Online3 days agoOMG scienceDogs' brains sync with ours when we gaze into their eyes, study findsDogs and humans experience brain synchrony when they gaze into each other's eyes, indicating profound interspecies connection. [ more ]
Ars Technica2 weeks agoOMG scienceCats play fetch more often than previously believed, though still less than dogsCats engage in fetching behavior more frequently than previously believed, challenging the notion that only dogs enjoy this interactive play. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com3 weeks agoOMG scienceHumans can communicate with dogs using soundboards, study suggestsDogs can recognize and respond to soundboard words, indicating potential for interspecies communication. [ more ]
Ars Technica2 weeks agoOMG scienceCats play fetch more often than previously believed, though still less than dogsCats engage in fetching behavior more frequently than previously believed, challenging the notion that only dogs enjoy this interactive play. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com3 weeks agoOMG scienceHumans can communicate with dogs using soundboards, study suggestsDogs can recognize and respond to soundboard words, indicating potential for interspecies communication. [ more ]
Psychology Today3 weeks agoPsychologySharing Laughter With Our Furry and Feathered FriendsLaughter, rooted in our shared history with Great Apes, extends to pets through our human tendency to express amusement anthropomorphically. [ more ]
english.elpais.com4 weeks agoOMG scienceDolphins are no longer helping out fishersThe whaling industry in Twofold Bay demonstrated an unusual collaboration between orcas and humans, acting for mutual benefit. [ more ]
www.dw.com2 months agoOMG scienceIs this 51,200-year-old cave art humanity's oldest story? DW 07/03/2024The oldest narrative cave art, depicting human-animal interaction, dates back 51,200 years, highlighting humanity's early storytelling abilities. [ more ]
www.nytimes.com2 months agoOMG scienceA Feline Scientist Explains Why Your Cat Might Actually Like YouCats are underestimated in terms of their social skills, with recent research contradicting the common belief of cats being antisocial. [ more ]