Emotional Bonding Beyond Words

Idea: Emotions form bonds in both — like a mother-child bond, love, or loyalty — but humans use language, while animals rely on physical cues.

Explanation:

A human mother hugs or talks to her baby; a cow licks her calf or stays near it. Dogs feel loss when an owner dies, even showing signs of depression. This shows that attachment, loyalty, grief aren’t exclusive to language-using humans. Emotions travel through touch, gaze, nearness — a shared emotional fabric across species.