Are animals capable of feeling/experiencing emotions unknown to humans?
Do animals have the same emotions as humans?
Do you believe that dogs (and other animals) can sense / feel energy (emotions) as much as some people say they can, and to what degree? Can dogs smell human emotions, such as fear or joy? Why did humans develop emotions in a "survival of the fittest" world when no other animal or beast did, even animals as fragile as humans? What is the biological basis of emotions? Are all emotions physical? Do animals have a sense of humor? Do animals have souls? Can different kinds of animals communicate with each other? Do emotions have physical weight? What emotions correspond to what hormones? Can dogs and wolves understand each other? Which animals have a sense of humor? Do animals have consciousness and self awareness? Are emotions such as love, joy, peace made from atoms while in our brains? Is it possible that the emotions could come from both the heart and brain? Can we love with emotions? Is there evidence or at least a theory for why humans and other animals have a survival instinct? Where do the emotions come from: the brain or the heart? What do some animals think we are? Do other animals cry? What makes human so special from other animals? Do animals experience romantic love? Do psychopaths have emotions? Do dogs have an analog to humans' mirror neurons, and might that explain their successful association with humans? What is the evidence that other animals beside human beings can have a sense of honour? Are humans changing for the worse as a whole species as far as emotions and actually being human? Do humans have instincts? Can emotions be controlled at either extremes? Do animals have an imagination? Can dogs and wolves understand each other's body language well?