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2. I've always thought dogs and primates did that

Sun Feb 6, 2022, 05:27 AM

Feb 2022

Although, come to think of it, it almost seems that great white sharks grin widely before biting off your lower torso.

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65 Different Species of Animals Laugh, Says a New Study [View all] Judi Lynn Feb 2022 OP

After having him for just a few months, I became concerned about my Pomeranian. littlemissmartypants Feb 2022 #1

Great vet you had, LMSP. Amazing. Dogs are gifts to human people. Judi Lynn Feb 2022 #8

I've always thought dogs and primates did that DFW Feb 2022 #2

Their sense of gallows humor is unmatched! nt Shermann Feb 2022 #4

Let me add that I think cats smile at jokes Sanity Claws Feb 2022 #3

i had an african grey that laughed a lot. mopinko Feb 2022 #5

Tell me this horse isn't laughing: ret5hd Feb 2022 #6

I would be surprised if elephants don't laugh... lastlib Feb 2022 #7