Aug 9, 2024, 03:56 PM IST
Chimpanzees: When a chimpanzee dies, other members of the group may show signs of mourning, such as staying close to the body and displaying subdued behavior.
Horses: When a horse loses a companion, they may show signs of grief such as decreased activity, changes in eating habits, or vocalizations indicating distress.
Elephants: They are highly social animals. When a member of their group dies, elephants have been observed displaying behaviors like touching the deceased with their trunks, or staying close to the body.
Crows: They form strong social bonds. When a member of their group dies, these birds may gather around the deceased, and exhibit behaviors indicating distress.
Dolphins: When a dolphin dies, other dolphins in the group may exhibit behaviors like carrying the body, staying with the deceased, and emitting distress calls.
Cats: They are known for their independent nature but can also grieve the loss of a companion. When a cat experiences the death of another cat or human, they may show behaviors like searching, or changes in eating habits.
Dog: When a dog experiences the loss of a loved one, they may show signs of grief such as decreased appetite, lethargy, whining, or searching for the missing individual.
This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports