CULTUREMLive·13h ago
Scientists finally got a closer look at what dogs see in our faces
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A study using MRI brain scans reveals that dogs process human facial expressions differently, showing distinct responses to smiles, anger, fear, and sadness.
A new study using MRI brain scans found that dogs respond differently to human smiles, anger, fear and sadness.
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