Humans rely on facial cues to gather information, and we have a special area of our brains that activates when we view a face. But the new study shows that dogs don't quite process human faces in ...

A study from Pennsylvania State University ... So humans are exposed when they are in direct contact, like a dog licking human's face. Maintaining good hygiene after interacting with dog is ...

However, do humans perceive emotions of dogs and humans the same way? A recent study published ... machinery for perceiving faces, and we wanted to explore how the human brain’s processing ...

the study’s lead author and doctoral candidate at Penn State, in a statement. “We don’t let cows sleep in our beds or lick our faces, but we do dogs.” READ ALSO: Want to keep a pet?

Researchers found 87 such cases in dogs and linked 16 human ... study’s lead author and doctoral candidate at Penn State, in a statement. “We don’t let cows sleep in our beds or lick our ...

“The human-dog relationship is exceptional because it is an interspecies form of attachment,” reads the study, published in the research journal Science. According to the study, gaze plays a ...

For nearly a decade, social media users have claimed that traces of human DNA exist in hot dogs. A study cited by many people was first published in 2015 and resurfaced in 2024. One recent example ...

scientists hope to pave the way for advancements in human longevity. The Dog Aging Project, a large-scale longitudinal study investigating the aging process in dogs, is testing the effects of ...