Do fish laugh

Answer 1

They do not laugh as humans do but it is scientifically proven that they do however find things amusing or stimulating but do not have a reaction to it.

Answer 2

Unfortunately, there is not enough information to know this so far.

However, it is likely that fish will possess the ability to feel pain, as an evolutionary feature to escape from predators. Note when I say "pain", I mean "negative stimuli" and not necessarily the intense sensation in which humans feel pain.

As for emotions, fish probably do have rudimentary emotions such as fear, and perhaps some basic social ones. However, it is very unlikely that their emotional level is on the same scale as humans.
They probably do to a certain degree, but it would not be like humans and other mammals. They probably feel stuff like fear and satisfaction, but it is highly unlikely they feel emotions like love, compassion, etc.
Unfortunately, there is not enough information to know this so far.

However, it is likely that fish will possess the ability to feel pain, as an evolutionary feature to escape from predators. Note when I say "pain", I mean "negative stimuli" and not necessarily the intense sensation in which humans feel pain.

As for emotions, fish probably do have rudimentary emotions such as fear, and perhaps some basic social ones. However, it is very unlikely that their emotional level is on the same scale as humans.

Answer 3

depends.... like if they are being attacked... or ya..... I've never been asked that lol (:

Answer 4

Id say so cause mine get really excited to see me when I get home and they do flips and swim crazy

Answer 5

No one really knows, Scientist think that they think about the basics swim, eat, left , right, foreword, school, mate. But many fish are believed to be more intelligent than others.

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

no