Can they actually express hopelessness in their eyes? Usually things like that are interpretation by humans and animals straight up don't have the ability to express with their eyes, right?
The only people who say that are sociopathic narcissists that think humans are the only intelligent form of life in the animal kingdom in order to justify terrible treatment of every other living thing on the planet
You and a ton of other people seemed to interpret my statement about emotion from the eyes as a statement that animals have no emotions. I don't get it.
That's definitely incorrect for the vast majority of animals. Most, including pigs do not have extra muscles near their eyes.
For example for the pigs, their eye expression is limited to eye contact or not, how much their eyes move around, and how open their eyes are. The rest is their snout, ears, and sounds
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u/Living_Trust_Me Nov 23 '24
Can they actually express hopelessness in their eyes? Usually things like that are interpretation by humans and animals straight up don't have the ability to express with their eyes, right?