Do animals have affection, and do animals have feelings for each other?

The family affection of the animal world, for the sake of the family in danger, also have to bring back the water source.

Yes. But no one is so deep, it's just an instinctive reflection, not like people remember it in their brains and keep it for a long time.

Not only there is also family affection, love In short, there are seven feelings.

Some. Animals are like children.

Look at some animals.

Reptiles and mammals are not the same.

When it comes to feelings, we tend to think first of the feelings between people. ......But in fact, animals also have emotional ...... with each otherMoreover, the affection between animals is no worse than that of people. ......In my own experience, I have seen the touching feelings between animals, and I am still very touched when I think about it.

1. I was very touched by the big parrot protecting the little parrot.

Once, I went to hang out at the flower, bird and fish market.

At a parrot seller, I casually asked the price, and then Lumbi leaned down to look at the parrot in the cage. ......There is a cage with two parrots, one larger and one smaller ......When the little parrot saw me looking at it, it was so frightened that it hid ...... backAt this time, another larger parrot stood in front of the little parrot and protected it ......The little parrot hid behind the big parrot and secretly watched my ......

I was very touched by this scene. ......If it weren't for the fact that I've never had parrots and have no experience, I would have adopted them!

2. The rooster takes good care of the hens and gives them food that they are reluctant to eat.

In the first few years, I had a rooster and a few hens.

The rooster takes great care of the hen, and if there is something delicious, he is reluctant to eat it, so he gives it to the hen to eat ......As a result, the hens were broad-hearted and fat, while the rooster was skinny and ......This rooster has really deep feelings for hens!

3. The mother bird goes all out to protect the baby bird from harm.

One time I went to the river and saw something moving in the grass.

I walked over and saw that it was a small laughing bird that had just come out of its nest. ......I leaned over curiously to take a closer look, but at that moment, a large bird flew overhead, flying over my head, and ...... wowI understood that it was the mother bird, and it was protecting the little bird'......So, I walked away.

4. The mother cat takes the trouble to play with the kitten.

A relative's cat of mine gave birth to a kitten.

When I went over to look, the mother cat was playing with the kitten ......The kitten is mischievous and climbs up and down. But the mother cat was not angry at all, but played with them very patiently and played with them ......Until the mother cat was very tired, she still insisted on playing with the kitten ......

I was very impressed and touched by this.

These are the real things I have ever seen. ......From these few things, it can be seen that animals also have feelings for each other. ......Moreover, the feelings between animals are not much worse than those between people, and even deeper and more sincere than the feelings between people.

Scientifically speaking, animals have feelings for each other, so we should respect and care for them.

Regarding the emotional issue of the tremor, there has always been a great deal of controversy in the scientific community. However, there is growing evidence that animals do possess higher emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, and even love and embarrassment.

Yes, animals have feelings, and not only that, but even plants have feelings.

Emotions are very subtle, not only human beings, but also plants and animals, such as: fear, happiness, fear, worry, anger, and so on.

Human beings should know how to cherish the feelings of plants and animals, and not be self-respecting and hurt animals and plants.

There is no real love between animals, only maternal love and father's love, maternal love and father's love are an instinct of animals, love between animals is a kind of love given by human beings, the world of animal repentance is no love, and the world of animals is only instinctive.

Animals do have emotions. Some mammoth animals have always been monogamous. In fact, as long as animals have brains, they all have emotions, but the way to express Zhibuhong's emotions is not harmful.

1. Black-necked swan.

Black-necked swans are one of the most emotionally dedicated animals in the world, strictly monogamous, they are very cautious in finding mates, and many swans would rather die alone than find a mate casually. Once they have identified their respective partners, they will stay together for the rest of their lives. But if one party dies, the other will be depressed and mournful all day long.

Oryx is the smallest antelope in the world, and when they have mates, they live together in the same area, and they have a lot of runways at the edge of the field to prevent other oryx from entering. When one of them dies, the other may also die because they are too depressed.

Albatross is also very cautious in determining a spouse, and they usually look at it for a year or two before they can determine the "marriage" and end up with the partner. When the female lays eggs, both males and females share the responsibility of raising their offspring until they are raised to as much as two-thirds of their size.

One night I found a creature with several legs in the toilet of the rental house, not my usual centipede, anyway, I don't know what its name is, but it is quite fast, which really scared me at the time. Without thinking about it, I began to step on it with my feet, its vitality was very tenacious, it didn't die after stepping on it a few times, and it was still struggling in pain, so I stepped on it a few more times with more foot force, and gradually it lost its struggle and died. I thought I'd better deal with its corpse the next day, and I still had to sleep at night, so I left it alone.

When I went to the toilet the next morning, I noticed another one, and when it heard movement, it quickly crawled to a safe place. At that time, I hesitated to trample it to death, because it was a bit scary to look at. But I thought about it:

Why did it happen? It must have been for the sake of my companion who was killed yesterday. Thinking of this, I can't bear to do it.

The unidentified creature I killed last night could be its family or its partner, and the more I think about it, the more I regret my actions yesterday.

It is not human, but it has the same feelings as humans, and it can grieve for its loved ones, just as it is when we lose our loved ones.

Of course, there are feelings, and they can talk to each other, and they will help each other.