New York Times | Is Your Horse in a Good Mood? See if It Snorts. New York Times When a horse was snorting, the researchers also recorded the animal's ear position; forward-pointing ears are a known signal of a positive internal state, Ms. Stomp said. Researchers also developed a composite score of each animal's stress level when ... Snorts indicate positive emotions in horses We now know why horses snort – because they're happy |
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