Pigs are providing compelling new evidence that animals may respond emotionally to music.
When you cringe at shrieking violins in a horror movie or feel your spirit lifted by a buoyant pop song, you’re doing something scientists have rarely observed in the animal kingdom: having different emotional responses to different types of music. Now, pigs are providing compelling new evidence that animals may respond emotionally to music as well. The find may lead to ways to improve their welfare on farms.
likes to boogie to the Backstreet Boys. But whether these creatures have a true emotional response to the tunes is unclear.
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