Happy to share our latest study on tickling and play responses in the brain that is out now in @NeuroCellPress! @nataliegloveli @misnaej
Cell Press@CellPressNews28 Jul 2023United Kingdom!
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Researchers tickle rats to identify the part of the brain critical for laughter and playfulness.
@HumboldtUni Michael Brecht
Below see four ways that rats played with humans or each other in the study.
Brecht Lab retweeted
Thick, immobile whiskers on an elephant’s trunk may help them to feel and balance objects even though they cannot twitch in the way that many other mammals’ whiskers do, according to a study published in @CommsBio. go.nature.com/3OX8sjL
Brecht Lab retweeted
proud to present our latest study on Pang Pha, an elephant at the @zooberlin that very skillfully peels bananas. came out today @CurrentBiology and you can read it here: doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2023.0…
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