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Pet dogs produce a larger volume of tears when they are reunited with their owners than with acquaintances, possibly because of surging oxytocin levels—findings that could be the first evidence of emotional crying in nonhuman animals.
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Companionship May Help Chimps Chill Out
Joshua A. Krisch | | 2 min read
Exploring Emotional Contagion
Tanya Lewis | | 4 min read
Behavior Brief
Catherine Offord | | 5 min read
Behavior Brief
Karen Zusi | | 5 min read
Behavior Brief
Jenny Rood | | 6 min read
Are Apes as Empathetic as Humans?
Shreya Dasgupta | | 3 min read
Behavior Brief
Rina Shaikh-Lesko | | 4 min read
A Lot Like Humans
Tracy Vence | | 2 min read
Behavior Brief
Jef Akst | | 5 min read
Yawns More Contagious Among Friends
Jef Akst | | 1 min read
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