16 Adorable Photos Of Animals Mimicking Human Behavior
Yes, our pets are similar to us; there's no point in denying it. This is commonly known and accepted.
There's an old saying that pets are exactly like their owners. Their behavior takes on the characteristics of their owners, which is valid to some extent if you think about it.
The truth is that animals and people are very similar. They get irritated and grumpy when they haven't eaten in a while.
Additionally, they try to act calmly in embarrassing situations but often look ridiculous doing so. They trip when sprinting and attempt to brush it off by pretending nothing happened.
To be honest, that sounds a lot like people. Humans, too, experience all of these feelings.
Emotions are felt by animals as well, and there is a variety of emotions.
That is why we adore and care for them so much: no matter what emotion they are showing, they look gorgeous. Even though they are not as intelligent as humans, they may sometimes outsmart us.
If you still doubt that animals and humans can be so similar, we can prove it to you. Scroll down to see 16 photos that demonstrate how animals are similar to humans.
You will be surprised.
1. Something went wrong...
2. Just waiting for my food... Hurry up!
3. I just want to go outside...
4. I think I heard something. What could it be?
5. What? I can fit there; let me show you!
6. Someone is very angry.
7. Bleep in your face.
The relationship between pets and their owners is complex, and we both influence each other. For instance, a study has shown that pet owners report lower delinquency and higher empathy than non-owners.
So, in a way, it’s scientifically proven what we’ve been saying all along – pets make us better people. Our pets also have a positive effect when it comes to depressed mood and prosocial behavior.
8. What's the matter, big guy? Did someone upset you?
9. I honestly thought it was a chew toy. Honestly...
10. Let’s all take a look...
11. What's that?
12. Just relaxing...
13. What an awkward but cute smile.
There is a high prevalence of pet ownership in the United States, with dogs and cats being the most common types of pets. Overall, almost 70% of US households have pets (APPA 2018), and pet ownership is even more common among families with children.
The US Census has shown that approximately 57% of households with children have two or more children. Thus, it is likely that more American children live with pets than with siblings.
14. I just can't take it anymore.
15. This again? Please, let’s change the game...
16. “Sit down, human. We need to talk.”
According to studies conducted on both children and adults, a considerable proportion of people regard pets as family members and value their relationships with them. And we are sure that pets feel the same.
Well, it's no wonder then that we start to resemble each other after a while.
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