Creatures use subtle body language to express their ideas
Horse-loving friends note that if you want to better understand your horse friend, it's best to study their ears. A study shows that, like humans, horses can express their feelings through facial actions. But unlike humans, horses pass important information through their ears. When a horse is interested in something, it will erect its ears and turn. When a horse's ear is falling down, it means you want to relax. But when the horse came back, it represented anger. Other Accessories,Popular Shower Door Handle,Stainless Steel Dust Proof,Black Glass Door Knobs ONLEE HARDWARE CO.,LTD , https://www.onleehardware.com
The horse can move its own ear, can rotate and control the ear forward, stretching or flattening the findings from researchers at the University of Sussex. Previous concerns related to animal communication have focused on ways that humans commonly use such as body direction, head positioning, and gaze of the eyes. However, it is also an important visual sign that the researchers find the position of the horse through the response of other horses. 