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Yes, crane flies have feelings in the sense of being able to detect motion. For example, the insects in question (Tipulidae family) possess antennae that are sensitive to motions, movements and vibrations within certain ranges. Researchers often refrain from giving a definitive answer to whether crane flies have feelings in the sense of being able to experience pain and pleasure.

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