Mirror Emotions: Reflected but Not Identical

Idea: Both humans and animals express core emotions like fear, joy, and anger — but the form and complexity differ.

Explanation:

Humans may cry, scream, or laugh aloud when emotional. Animals, on the other hand, express through body language — wagging tails, flattened ears, or growling. A dog’s joy looks like tail-wagging and jumping; a human's may include laughter or speech. The emotion is shared, but expression is species-shaped. This reflects biology and evolution — yet, the emotional intent is often mutual.