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A study published in iScience reveals that dogs can identify human emotions, particularly differentiating between happy and negative facial expressions. The research involved fMRI scans and highlighted dogs' sensitivity to human emotional cues.
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A study published in iScience reveals that dogs can identify human emotions, particularly differentiating between happy and negative facial expressions. The research involved fMRI scans and highlighted dogs' sensitivity to human emotional cues.
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