Do Invertebrates Have Emotions? | The Scientist Magazine® - 1 views
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He adds that he doubts that the findings are applicable to other insect species, which still might act purely on instinct.
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Invertebrate nervous systems, physiology, and sensory experiences are dissimilar to ours, and designing experiments to measure their emotions has been challenging.
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If the responses weren’t purely reflexive, it would open up the possibility that the animals could feel pain.
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