Human empathy makes us better at understanding animal sounds, study finds
This marks the first time that so many different animal sounds were tested on humans, both in terms of arousal (stress/excitement) and valence (the charge of emotions: positive vs negative).
Despite pet adoption being on the rise amid COVID-19, Israelis have shown a clear preference for smaller dogs, leaving shelters overflowing with larger dogs.(photo credit: SPCA ISRAEL)ByJUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICHUpdated:
