Originally Posted by Dodekus
Cat's can detect fear yes. I had a cat for a long time (not anymore). When someone was scared of him and tried to pet him he scratched them.
I know snakes can sense fear, as well as anger through your body heat. I don't
know how that do it but I saw it on discovery channel
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I'm sure some of you have seen this, but it's very interesting in relation to this topic.
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Wow that was nice. But i think i've seen it some time ago.
I believe that animals sense these kinds of things, but i dont know how.
And also dogs can sense fear too. Because when you are afraid, then you start sweating, they smell it and realise that you are afraid.
I believe that animals sense these kinds of things, but i dont know how.
And also dogs can sense fear too. Because when you are afraid, then you start sweating, they smell it and realise that you are afraid.
Tsunami's are mostly caused by earthquakes under the sea. A lot of animals can sense these earthquakes before the waves arive, and run for the hills.
Earthquakes don't just happen all of a sudden, there's some minor shifting and shaking in the earth before the earthquake. Maybe animals can sense these and base their course of action on that.
About weather and animals: Thunder and stuff is pretty predictable, the air gets tense, humid and warm. Extreme weather alters properties of the air before it hits. So birds can sense those changes and get into safer conditions.
About the horse story: I have no clue why the horses ran to the corner. I think it's probably possible to find out, but then we'd need to know why the stables collapsed. If it was due snow on the roof, the may have gotten nervous because of the slightly bending structure. If it collapsed because of something else, other things may have alerted them.
Animal have far better senses than humans, so this is only natural.
Earthquakes don't just happen all of a sudden, there's some minor shifting and shaking in the earth before the earthquake. Maybe animals can sense these and base their course of action on that.
About weather and animals: Thunder and stuff is pretty predictable, the air gets tense, humid and warm. Extreme weather alters properties of the air before it hits. So birds can sense those changes and get into safer conditions.
About the horse story: I have no clue why the horses ran to the corner. I think it's probably possible to find out, but then we'd need to know why the stables collapsed. If it was due snow on the roof, the may have gotten nervous because of the slightly bending structure. If it collapsed because of something else, other things may have alerted them.
Animal have far better senses than humans, so this is only natural.
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Oh BTW.
Swedish animals seem to be awesome.
Not so long ago, a barn collapsed over 1000 pigs that were walking around in it. Before it collapsed all the pigs ran into their steel reinforced stalls, where the ceiling couldn't fall. 1000 pigs were saved. Pretty awesome.
EDIT: Oh BTW, Swedish animals are awesome but the people that build their barns and stuff fail supremely.
Swedish animals seem to be awesome.
Not so long ago, a barn collapsed over 1000 pigs that were walking around in it. Before it collapsed all the pigs ran into their steel reinforced stalls, where the ceiling couldn't fall. 1000 pigs were saved. Pretty awesome.
EDIT: Oh BTW, Swedish animals are awesome but the people that build their barns and stuff fail supremely.
