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Lil fella was not a fan 😂 One of the most well-known horse facial expressions is the Flehmen response, where a horse curls back its upper lip and appears to be making a dramatic face. This behaviour helps direct scents towards a specialised sensory organ in the roof of the mouth, allowing the horse to gather more information about its environment, other horses, or potential mates. Horses also use facial expressions as part of their communication. Ear position, eye shape, nostril movement, and lip tension can all signal emotions such as curiosity, relaxation, excitement, or discomfort. What looks hilarious to us is often a horse's way of processing information or expressing how it feels, making those goofy faces a surprisingly important part of equine behaviour. 🎥: ViralHog #viral #animals #horses #ladbible
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