Agree these fish, Why might they look so happy?

Actually smiling faces of dolphins, It doesn’t symbolize ‘happiness’ as we think.

One of the most common misconceptions about dolphins is the constant smiling expression on their faces.

As cute as they look to us, we have some bad news for you. Actually, smiling faces of dolphinsdoes not reflect their true feelings. The mouth structure of dolphins has a feature that creates their natural smile expression.

Unlike other animals, dolphins’ teeth and jaws are designed to create the effect of a smile even when their mouths are closed. This structure does not actually provide any information about the dolphins’ true feelings or moods. Dolphins are therefore both happy and They may appear to smile in the same way when they are under stress.

This deceptive smile has caused dolphins to gain a different place in human perception.

Used in dolphin parks and as a treatment method “dolphin therapy” In the programs, the idea that these animals are constantly smiling makes us recognize them as positive and helpful creatures. This of course also allows us to overlook how aggressive dolphins actually are.

Contrary to what you might think, dolphins are highly predatory animals by nature. During hunting or within social groups They can show very strong and sometimes harsh behavior during competitions. This situation alone is a good reason for us to understand that they are not “smiling” and that the situation is only anatomical.

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