How does a tree feel?

Answer 1

Firstly, the animal kingdom is simply too wide. Not all animals are domestic ones like cats and dogs.

There are animals that certainly do have emotions. Mammals possess emotions and can feel happy, sad, angry, afraid, etc. Dogs and pigs are prime examples of animals that have a complex emotion system: We see in them happiness, love, compassion, etc. Birds appear to have feelings similar to mammals due to an analagous structure in their brain. Some vultures will actually attack the spouse if caught cheating on their mate. Other animals like reptiles do possess basic emotions for survival (ex. fear), but it is heavily unlikely that they have a complex emotion system like mammals. Animals such as jellyfish, corals, anemones, oysters, sponges, etc. that do not possess a brain are virtually incapable of any emotions.

Answer 2

Just because plants can remember information and react to it doesn't mean it can 'think'. Plants are unable to offer original ideas, problem solve, learn, or act randomly. They're only able to react to that information when it is necessary, such as shedding the leaves in the winter, and it cannot do so at any other time of year. It's like saying computers can think because we can save Word Documents on them. Storing information is not the same as being able to create original and individual information through means such as trial and error or logic.

Memory doesn't correspond to independent thought. While plants do have their own form of central nervous system, it has not been specified as much to think then it is to react and, of course, to think and to react are totally opposite concepts. Like how reflexes are unvoluntary. They don't require thought to occur. This is the same with plants, which do not have the capabilities to think without having even a basic form of a brain.

So, no.

Answer 3

As inanimate objects, trees do not have the capacity to feel emotions in the way that humans or animals do. However, they respond to their environment through various biological processes such as growth, reproduction, and defense mechanisms.

Answer 4

Yes,they get mad when people cut them down and burn the tree in the fire place.Sometimes i read to the tress(

Answer 5

Yes dogs do have feelings for any person that they meet. They will show their emotions by doing different things with their tails.

Answer 6

No. They Are Not Animals Or Humans So No They Do Not.

Answer 7

They don't have feelings-if you mean to the touch, that's hard to describe but easily done by yourself.

Answer 8

YES SOME TIMES WHEN PEPOLE CUT IT DOWN IGIVE IT A HUG

Answer 9

No