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How does science explain the fact that from all of the species only mammals can smile or show facial expressions
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There are many ways to communicate and facial expressions appear particularly expensive when one considers the detailed movement of the nervous system and muscles involved.
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>>16143997
I dunno. How does science explain that humans parrots, and bees are the only terrestrials who dance?
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>>16143997
lizards are the only animals who can knxbzkskeb (humans do not have a word for it)
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>>16143997
That's cap bro my fish smiles all the time
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>>16143997
Mammals are the only ones with complex enough muscles in the lips. There’s only like one or two reptiles capable of moving their lips to expose their teeth
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>>16143997
>only mammals can smile or show facial expressions
biased observation: we don't know that for sure. Just because we can't detect or see them that doesn't imply other animals do not notice and communicate with micro-expressions.
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>>16144929
>biased observation
thanks anon this is the only sensus observation from this thread for wich i waited 24 hours long
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>>16144481
The future liberals want.



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