Do Urangutan get mad if someone touch their butt?
147983
No. Go ahead and grab it.
371161
So they won't be alone if some rude guy tries to pinch their butt.
737458
She should tell you that she was offended.  She shouldn't pout, except momentarily, to be cute.  Also, she should only spank you if you would like it.  ;o)
435922
ALL HELLL will break loose. i would kick that person in the face, no matter who it is.  if your worried about your bopyfriend being too sissy or tickelish, (as im guessing, and your trying to figure out if it is a common thing) dont be worried. its all in the mind. Being tickelish means you a playful and happy person, and that you arnt stuckup and serious all the time. but im warning you, dont go to far, cuz when being tickled things can get crazy. AND REMEMBER! No means no (tickling).
775390
Wild or animals that don't have constant contact with humans don't show that type of emotion.  But housepets do show some type of affection and or acknowledgement for humans.
927895
Depends on the poop and what is attacking you. If it's a dog, they like poop for example. Please be more specific :)
856772
Hasn't anyone told them that plants have feelings too?And the savagry of animals attacking those plants..,dogs defacating on grass and peeing on trees..,I hear my grass screaming everytime fufu does a poo poo in my yard.\n\nHas anyone told Peta that the leather sandals they wear or the leather belt or the leather wallet are made from cowhides?They killed a cow just to wear a belt?Lmao
496867
standard primate behaviour (territorial behaviour)
934012
Technically yes. Realistically no. However, if you rub your butt and genitals around in someone else's fresh body excretions, you can get a disease. Usually, the bacteria/viruses in blood and excretions die off fairly fast once exposed to air, especially if the stuff is already crusty. You skin is an intact barrier and gives sufficient protection from unsanitary places. You would have to get direct contact with the genital region in order for this to happen, and the excretions would have to be fairly fresh.\n\nActually, studies have shown that one of the most unsanitary places in a bathroom is the bathroom door handle (next to the flush button, of course). It's full of bacteria found in urine and feces, and while it's not easy to get an infection from that, it's still gross. That's what you want to avoid touching after you washed your hands.
37724
We humans think because we shower that we are very clean. This is not all true. Cats and dogs spend a good portion of their day cleaning their butts with their mouths,and yet a human bite has a significantly higher risk of becoming infected than that of either cats or dogs. The bacteria that reside on our bodies are not all bad. Anti-bacterial soaps actually do more harm than good by disrupting the natural balance of bacteria on the skin. Anyway Apes aren't that dirty. (although homo-sapiens are considered to be in the great ape family of primates...and we're pretty dirty).
830369
Animals is a fairly broad category.  Coral and Sea sponges are animals, but I would hesitate to say that you can insult one and hurt its feelings.  As we go into more evolved animals, we get to social insects, such as honey bees, which appear to not have highly developed emotional feelings, but they certainly do think.  They will carry their dead far out of the hive and drop them in the woods.  When a forager finds food, she comes back to the hive and does a complicated little dance involving distance traveled and the angle of the sun related to the hive.  \n\nNow when a lot of people think of the question "Do animals have feelings?"  dogs and cats are the first animals that come to mind.  When it comes to them, the answer is unquestionably yes.  if you are mean to a dog, it is going to be afraid of you for a long time.  After my dog would misbehave and I had to growl at him he would come to me an hour later and lightly lick my hand to appologize.  So yes, dogs and most likely cats have feelings.\n\nNow on to the least thought about animal, humans.  All humans do in fact have feelings.  Some seem to not have any, but all people have feelings at some level.
69989
When someone gets mad at me I can tell because they stop talking to me. I usually let them chill for awhile and then I say something really silly to them. Sometimes it helps just to give them a hug. Being mad at someone you really like is silly.
1169211
I think we DO have "real" feelings.  Just b/c someone else has the same feelings doesn't make them unnatural.  It just means that we live in a society of lots of people who are surprisingly similar to us.  (Read: we are not all that unique - although that's not a bad thing.)\n\nThe same can be said for other species.  If dogs didn't lick themselves all the time, would other dogs stop doing it too?
169433
in the ancient times...people learned to use their hands as a part of communication. gradually when people became angry ..this physical touching took an intensive form and became slapping. it was intended to HURT the other when one got enraged at the other. slapping, clapping...touching hitting...all gradually became a part of our lives! oh the humanity! ;)
514736
Their butts or hips may be bigger than yours.
400493
Yes..as weird it may sound. Their trunk acts like a 5th leg.\n \nJust like a spider monkey, where the tail acts as fifth arm.
703719
Monkeys have opposable thumbs, meaning they can touch the top of their thumb against the top of their fingers, thus making holding things much easier.\n\nThey don't have retractable thumbs. That would mean that they could pull their thumbs back into their hands, like the comic character Wolverine does with his claws and like cats do with their claws.