Can camels cry? If yes, do they weep also?
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wouldnt you if you got only one hump?
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I don't know if there's a proven fact if animals could laugh but I'm sure they could as well as any human beings.\n Just as we could teach our pets certain things, so are wild animals have their own kind of communication on how to survive from predators and who knows one of them might be laughter. Seems like some birds do know how to laugh too.
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Yes, if you know how to speak in thier "language". Dolphins are alot smarter than we are. You can 'speak" to any animal if you know how to "listen" to them. You"listen" by watching thier actions, facial expressions, body language, and by listening to the different sounds they make.
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told them to switch  camels
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I have just read some of the answers and some are unbelievable. Animals don't think?? Now that is really silly.  As to the question there are recorded incidents of animals with higher intelligence such as the great ape species taking some sort of retaliatory actions as acts of revenge and I have heard that elephants will do so and they do have excellent memories.  Dolphins are also very intelligent so maybe they do so as well but I don't think anyone has recorded this
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You are mistaken when you say that no other living being does. What you are asking is 'why do humans laugh and cry in a human fashion?'\n\nIt is thought that these activities are rooted in primitive communication that is built into us. The 'purpose' of laubhing and crying (like blushing) is to communicate to others of our kind our emotional state. And it isn't a willed communication except by really good actors. It's sort of like sneezing. Sneezing makes a sound secondary to it's purpose, but the result can communicate our status to others. So, while laughing and crying are built into us, they may have no other purpose than the one they are left with (not like sneezing which clears the nose). It's thought that such instinctual forms of communication are more honest than verbal communication is and has come to be an expression of fittness to breed simply because, as a result of an emotional response that is of a higher complexity than, say blinking, it shows a well developed and functional genome to a potential mate. Consider how off-putting it would be to see an emotionally neutral person, or one who just laughs or cries at meaningless moments.\n\nThe other idea is that it binds us into a community. That we laugh and cry in teams and groups. That is helps us in the way that wolves howling together helps them cohere as a pack.\n\nThis idea says that birds sing, monkeys hoot and pigeons coo simply as a group identity thing.
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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.
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When somebody cries? Is it? The study about someone crying?
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hhhmmmm....wait (finger on chin and scratching)...hmmm....\n\nyou know what, i don't think i have an answer that could possibly sound intelligent on this matter?! lol\n\ncould it be that you fear for you child's safety and the camel was something far more sinister and menacing??
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No. In fact their pharyngeal area has gill slits and is very different from the throat of tetrapods (terrestrial vertebrates). \nSo sharks can't roar, whatever the movies say :P
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camels are not polite animals, they bond ot one person or group of people and refuse to listen to anyone else or even eat from them! (zoo camels are different then the desert camels in attitude) they do spit and will if you get to close to them or any other camel in their herd. but if you are the camels human then they are intelligent, and loyal friends, some people say even better than dogs.
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Totally!!! The more they cry the funnier it is!  :o)
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I believe there is.  As a long teim animal person, I am positive that our pets for example can tell when we are calm or excited or whatever and often respond to our emotional state.
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No, of course not. For example, remember that gorilla who learned sign language? Its name was Cocoa. Cocoa's zookeepers gave him a pet kitten, which he accidentally killed. Cocoa then cried and was depressed for quite some time.\n\nNot only do other primates cry, but they feel emotion and loss like we do as well.
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expressing wonder  \nthe cry of a weeping baby
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NO\n\nGod-fearing men see in animals part of God’s generous provision for human welfare. Animals have served man as burden bearers, as sources of food and clothing, as sanitation agents, and as helpers in the vital activities of plowing and harvesting. Their variety of form and color has delighted his eye; their habits and instincts have been and still are an extensive field for inquiry into the marvels of God’s creative work. Though animals die in the same manner as man, they do not share his hope of a resurrection.—2Pe 2:12; \n\nAnimals were created with a limited life span, humans had the prospect of living on earth forever. (Genesis 3:22, 23; Psalm 37:29) Jesus Christ said that to enjoy “everlasting life,” we must exercise faith and take in knowledge of God—things that animals are incapable of doing. (John 3:36; 17:3)\n\nGod created animals for the sake of humans. Animals can help them do their work and can serve as their companions or pets. They also serve to magnify God’s love and wisdom.\n\nThe Creator gave life to both humans and animals. But for how long were they to continue to live? Scientists report that humans seem to have the potential of endless life, so that investigators are perplexed as to why man dies. The Bible gives the reason. It says that the Creator gave the first humans the opportunity of living forever. Death came only because they rebelled. (Gen. 2:17; 3:17-19; Rom. 5:12) What, though, of animals? They are not capable of conscious rebellion against God; yet they live only for a length of time and then die. Hence, it is clear that the Creator never purposed that individual animals live forever. For them death was natural.—2 Pet. 2:12.
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FALSE.....Men do cry,but they dont cry in front of others as they feel its girls thing to do so ,but then they forget that even they are human beings and has emotions in their heart.