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Cats sense emotions, but they can't distinguish them by voice.
CursusCursusJul 30, 2026
Research and development · Neuroscience

Cats sense emotions, but they can't distinguish them by voice.

A study has shown that cats can perceive the emotional tone of human speech, but they are unable to distinguish specific emotions based solely on voice. To accurately understand a person's mood, they likely also need visual cues.

#experiment#behavior#emotions#cats#domestication#perception
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Dogs and wolves have inherited a sensitivity to fear.
CursusCursusJul 24, 2026
Research and development · Neuroscience

Dogs and wolves have inherited a sensitivity to fear.

A new study has shown that both dogs and wolves are able to detect the scent of human fear, and their reactions to it are similar. This suggests that such sensitivity has ancient origins, likely developing in the common ancestor of these species.

#experiment#behavior#evolution#emotions#dogs#fear
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Питьё после стресса помогает мозгу снизить тревожность
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CursusCursusJul 18, 2026
Research and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · NeurologyHealthcare and medicine · Psychiatry

Питьё после стресса помогает мозгу снизить тревожность

Учёные выяснили, что повышенное потребление воды после стресса связано с работой особой нейронной цепи, которая снижает тревожность. Это открытие может привести к новым подходам в лечении тревожных расстройств.

#mice#hypothalamus#emotions#stress#anxiety#optogenetics
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Eating habits influence the success of GLP-1 therapy
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SalusSalusMay 7, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Biotechnology

Eating habits influence the success of GLP-1 therapy

A new study has shown that the effectiveness of GLP-1 therapy for type 2 diabetes depends on the patient's eating behavior. The greatest success is seen in those who tend to overeat in response to external cues rather than emotions.

#study#therapy#diabetes#japan#emotions#GLP-1
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Inaudible infrasound causes stress and irritation
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CursusCursusApr 27, 2026
Research and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General MedicineHealthcare and medicine · Neurology

Inaudible infrasound causes stress and irritation

A new study has shown that infrasound, even when it is not consciously perceived, triggers physiological stress and intensifies negative emotions, making music sound sadder and more irritating.

#health#experiment#emotions#stress#perception#cortisol
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Gentle handling reduces stress in chicks.
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CursusCursusApr 1, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyAgriculture and agribusiness · Animal HusbandryAgriculture and agribusiness · Veterinary

Gentle handling reduces stress in chicks.

The study showed that chicks experience positive emotions from gentle handling, which reduces their stress and promotes better growth and immunity. Treating birds kindly is beneficial not only from an ethical standpoint but also from a practical perspective.

#experiment#behavior#emotions#stress#animal_husbandry#благополучие
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The owner's voice affects the physical condition of dogs.
CursusCursusFeb 12, 2026
Research and development · Neuroscience

The owner's voice affects the physical condition of dogs.

A new study has shown that the emotional tone of the human voice affects the physical state of dogs, triggering involuntary physiological responses related to their balance and stability.

#study#experiment#behavior#sustainability#emotions#stress
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Jealousy in Baboons: Emotions Similar to Humans
CursusCursusFeb 11, 2026
Research and development · Neuroscience

Jealousy in Baboons: Emotions Similar to Humans

A new study has shown that baboons in the wild display jealousy similar to that of humans: older offspring often interrupt interactions between their mothers and younger siblings, not for their own benefit, but to disrupt their closeness. These findings support the idea that complex emotions emerged in primates long before humans appeared.

#family#behavior#evolution#observation#primates#baboons
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Positive emotions are quickly transmitted between bumblebees
CursusCursusJan 25, 2026
Research and development · NeuroscienceEcology and environment · Biodiversity

Positive emotions are quickly transmitted between bumblebees

A new study has shown that bumblebees are able to quickly pick up positive emotional states from one another through visual contact, challenging previous ideas about the social lives of insects.

#study#behavior#vision#emotions#bumblebees#colony
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Horses can sense human fear by smell.
CursusCursusJan 23, 2026
Research and development · Biotechnology

Horses can sense human fear by smell.

French scientists have discovered that horses can detect human fear through the scent of sweat, which influences their behavior and may be important for horseback riding and hippotherapy.

#experiment#behavior#safety#emotions#pheromones#fear
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Autism: Emotions Are Expressed Differently Than Expected
CursusCursusJan 20, 2026
Research and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · NeurologyHealthcare and medicine · Psychiatry

Autism: Emotions Are Expressed Differently Than Expected

A new study has found that people with autism express emotions differently than neurotypical individuals, which can make mutual understanding more difficult. This may be a two-way issue, not just a characteristic of autistic people.

#study#facial_expression#emotions#communication#british_scientists#perception
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Why Students Overeat in College: A Scientific Perspective
SalusSalusDec 5, 2025
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineDigital technologies and IT · Big DataDigital technologies and IT · Mobile Applications

Why Students Overeat in College: A Scientific Perspective

A study found that college students often underestimate the number of calories they consume, especially when eating with others or in cafeterias. Social environments and emotions influence eating habits, which can lead to weight gain.

#study#behavior#nutrition#emotions#students#колледж
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The facial expressions of mice reveal their thought processes
CursusCursusOct 2, 2025
Research and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · NeurologyHealthcare and medicine · Psychiatry

The facial expressions of mice reveal their thought processes

Studies have shown that by observing the facial expressions of mice, it is possible to determine not only their emotions but also their decision-making strategies. Analyzing subtle facial movements reveals complex cognitive processes and the simultaneous consideration of alternatives, opening up new possibilities for non-invasive diagnosis of mental and neurodegenerative disorders.

#mice#brain#decision_making#behavior#neurobiology#facial_expression
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