Does animals and mammals know how to fart?
921932
yeah...my dog likes to fart..alot peeewww!
231920
Animals have keen senses that help them avoid predators or locate prey. It is thought that these senses might also help them detect pending disasters. Several countries have conducted research on the detection of earthquakes by animals.\n\nThere are two theories as to how animals may be able to detect earthquakes. One theory is that animals sense the earth's vibrations. Another is that they can detect changes in the air or gases released by the earth. There has been no conclusive evidence as to how animals may be able to sense earthquakes. Some researchers believe the animals at Yala National Park were able to detect the earthquake and move to higher ground before the tsunami hit, causing massive waves and flooding. \n\nOther researchers are skeptical about using animals as earthquake and natural disaster detectors. They site the difficulty of developing a controlled study that can connect a specific animal behavior with an earthquake occurrence. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) officially states: *Changes in animal behavior cannot be used to predict earthquakes. Even though there have been documented cases of unusual animal behavior prior to earthquakes, a reproducible connection between a specific behavior and the occurrence of an earthquake has not been made. Because of their finely tuned senses, animals can often feel the earthquake at its earliest stages before the humans around it can. This feeds the myth that the animal knew the earthquake was coming. But animals also change their behavior for many reasons, and given that an earthquake can shake millions of people, it is likely that a few of their pets will, by chance, be acting strangely before an earthquake.\n\nAlthough scientists disagree as to whether animal behavior can be used to predict earthquakes and natural disasters, they all agree that it is possible for animals to sense changes in the environment before humans. Researchers around the world are continuing to study animal behavior and earthquakes. It is hoped that these studies will help to aid earthquake predictions.
610500
Ohhh yes they do!!\nEspecially higher mammals like dogs and cats.\nTheir brains are put together a lot like a human brain and when they sleep it does the same mysterious stuff our brains do every night or during napping. \nI know it's true because I have watched my sleeping dog twitch and move his legs and even have rapid eye movements!!\nThe info can be found from the source I provided.\nIt's very cool research! Good question!
526041
They don't care if they fart. They have lived there whole lives worrying about stuff. Whats a fart or two in there old age
489870
Only if a bear farts.....
706484
we cant know because we dont understand their language\nthat is like me saying chinese know nothing because i dont understand that ... of course they do\n\nbut animals i believe know much more than we think
571647
They do have taste buds and have a definite preference of one type of food over another.  Also, animals have an excellent sense of smell and that is an important component of how food tastes and determining if one thing is better to eat than another.
1064877
no squirls can't fart\n\n^^ true fact look it up
179865
according to them it's fart.
187970
Dogs just fart, i dont think they mean to insult anyone or need to be excorsised or anything. its pretty innocent, but you can always lay hands on him in prayer or Try changing his diet, and forget that canned food.....whewwwwwwwie!
589541
lol i tink it is funny when some people do it. whenever i hear someone fart i always say either "did you hear what that asshole said?" or speak to me o' toothless one." i make it even more funny. do you fart often?
331230
Yes.  A whale is a mammal, and one characteristic of all mammals is that they reproduce sexually.
221449
Not really. You can get them to do what you want them to do with some sort of "tricks", but for the most part, you really can't train them in the sense you can train a mammal (or bird for that matter.)
315957
Yes many a times fart sound like words. Its like imagining shapes in the clouds. You hear what you want to hear. If you are about to propose you hear 'YESSSSSSSSS" farts, a child is asked about a sheep, he hears the 'BAAAA' farts, if u are seeing a film on snakes u hear 'HISSSSSSSSSSS" farts
220671
research shows that animals laugh and like to laugh.
239130
I truely believe they do. Like my cats all loooove to be told how good they are and dogs do too. Horses are very smart animals and they also have a sense of pride. Quite definitly they know when they've won the race!!!
35035
as far as I know humans dont pass methane gas,cows do, call him/her the great flatulant.