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Cows react to human emotions displayed in videos and use this information to guide subsequent interaction choices
The ability to perceive and interpret emotions from others provides clear evolutionary advantages for social animals. Domestic animals live in close contact with humans, making human emotional cues particularly relevant for them. Understanding how these animals recognise, memorise, and respond to hu
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