Scientists have discovered that animals do like to act like their human friends. Like babies, they have a tendency to mimic what we do so that they feel closer to us. So, next time you catch your pet sitting next to you on the couch watching TV, don’t be too surprised.
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2Representing the cute pups team at the next World Cup
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Who said yoga is only for humans?
Can someone bring a tall chair to this kitten?
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1“These pancakes could be a bit fluffier.”
When your mom’s asleep and you’re watching Friends:
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