Yes, animals laugh – if you know when to look.
As a wildlife photographer, I often capture those rare and genuine moments when animals seem to be laughing – moments full of character, emotion, and humor. These expressions are natural, unexpected, and surprisingly human. Through my photography, I want to show that even in the wild, there are glimpses of joy and playfulness. Animals are not just powerful and majestic – they are also sensitive, emotional, and incredibly expressive.
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If I saw this in front of me, I think I'd be terrified, not amused.
I think for chimpanzees that's the smiling face? Wide mouth, upper lip covering the upper teeth, lower teeth exposed. Exposed top teeth usually mean fear/aggression.
Not really. This just relaxed. Their excited/play expression is different. Also exposed top teeth doesn't always mean fear/aggression. It can also mean a high arousal state such as high energy play. I had to learn all these while working with Washoe and her family (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washoe_(chimpanzee))
Load More Replies...These were fun! Thank you for sharing them! Animal posts are always welcome and these were so cute!
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These were fun! Thank you for sharing them! Animal posts are always welcome and these were so cute!
The Police Clearance Certificate' for the Bangladeshi citizens residing overseas is issued from the respective Police Station in Bangladesh.
