Discussion. You may be surprised to learn that all of the listed animals display evidence of being able to experience emotions to some degree (based on both behavioural and brain function studies). All of them have a limbic system of some sort – at least the amygdalae.
Do animals have emotional feelings?
The short answer though is, yes, animals do feel emotions. You only need to look at a dog wagging its tail to see that, but it is backed up with research too, some of which we'll look at below. Animals get excited, happy, and scared in the same way we do. Humans are animals after all [5].
What animals have no emotions?
The following are examples of creatures that are incapable of feeling any emotions:Insects.Jelly Fish.Sea Lillies.Sea Anemones.Corals.Sea Urchins.Sea Sponges.
Which animal is very emotional?
Elephants are considered to be one of the world's most empathic species. In my last blog, I wrote about how African elephants grieve and mourn their dead, proving that they're truly empathetic, social animals.
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