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What's New With Equine Cribbing Research? – The Horse

Here are 10 things we’ve learned about cribbing since we published our last research update. Read more in The Horse's Winter 2023 issue. ....

Carvalho Seabra , Sebastian Mcbride , University Of Paran , Colorado State University , Aberystwyth University , Federal University , Elodie Briefer , Sabrina Briefer Freymond ,

Can AI Understand What Your Cat Telling You? Scientists Might Have Found the Answer

Understanding our feline friends is hard because there's no way you can decode what they're trying to say, but this AI could help you understand their facial gestures. ....

United States , Joseph Henry , Christian Rutz , Manja Vitolic , Brittany Florkiewicz , University Of St Andrews , University Of Lincoln , University Of Copenhagen , Lyon College , Tech Times , What Your Cat , Scientists Might Have Already Found , Daniel Mills , Elodie Briefer , Social Function , Domestic Cat Facial Signals , Cat Language , Nimal Vocal Cues , I Research ,

Showing kindness and empathy for animals

An individual who is compassionate to their peers will tend to be more responsive to an animal. ....

Swiss Federal Institute Of Technology , University Of Copenhagen , Royal Society Open Science , Swiss Federal Institute , Elodie Briefer , Royal Society Open ,

How we speak matters to horses

How we speak matters to horses 2023-01-06 ....

Edna Hillmann , Anne Laure Maigrot , Elodie Briefer , Equine Cognition , Equine Science , Horse Sense ,

Empathetic People Seem to Have A Special Ability When It Comes to Animals

Can you tell just from a whine, grunt, bleat, or a moo whether a hoofed animal is happy or in distress? If you can, it might be a sign that you are particularly empathetic – or you spend a lot of time around animals. ....

University Of Copenhagen , Royal Society Open Science , Elodie Briefer , Royal Society Open ,