New study provides neural evidence that dogs visualise words as humans do

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New neuroscientific research on dogs provides evidence that they visualise words the same way that humans do. This is a big step forward for understanding how dogs process human language as most previous studies have relied purely on behavioural outcomes. My newest piece on Flayrah.
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RaindropTheFurry

5 months, 2 weeks ago

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good read about how smart dogs really are. Hope they test some other animals too like dolphins

Rakuen

5 months, 2 weeks ago

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@ RaindropTheFurry

Dolphins are already known to be really smart.

RaindropTheFurry

5 months, 2 weeks ago

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@ Rakuen

well yea, but dogs were allready known to be smart too before this test. can't do math but sure as hell can know how to interact with a trainer. They even develop hobbies like murdering fish for fun, wholesome nature moment ^w^.
oh yea i found this journal through a rabbit hole of research and found you in comments and ended up here
https://www.flayrah.com/4415 just so you know! maybe you'll have that thing happen that famous people have where they get canceled due to the ''racist'' thing they tweeted 10 years ago.

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	Dolphins are already known to be really smart.

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