This document argues that animals experience emotions like humans by providing examples of different animals conveying emotions through their facial expressions and body language. Photos show cats looking content or apathetic, a worried pug, an angry ostrich, and annoyed mancoon cat. Further images compare happy animal faces to those showing similarities to human emotions like wonder and love. The document aims to convince readers that if these emotional expressions don't persuade them of animals' feelings, then perhaps they lack emotion recognition abilities themselves.

1. Let’s Settle This Debate Once And For All…

2. ANIMALS HAVE FEELINGS.

3. These Cats Have Feelings This cat is FEELING content with life. This cat is FEELING apathetic toward his cuddling situation.

4. This Pug Has Feelings This pug has a distinct furrowed brow – a sign of worry and anxiety. It is obvious this poor little guy is lost and missing his family.

5. This Ostrich Has Feelings Angry eyebrows help convey this ostrich’s anger Showing his sharp teeth also assists this ostrich in expressing his fury.

6. This Mancoon Has Feelings It seems that this Mancoon cat is suffering from an extreme bout of annoyance.

7. These Cats Have Feelings A clear and distinct embrace. Something individuals partake in when they FEEL love or affection.

8. Take A Look At These Animals… (They look HAPPY, right?)

9. And Compare Those Faces To These: NOTICE THE SIMILARITIES

10. Now Take A Look At My Cute Emotion-Filled Puppies

11. And Look at Milo’s cute wittle face full of WONDER. Awwww look at Ziggy’s cute wittle face. A face full of LOVE

12. If this didn’t convince you that animals have emotions, then maybe you’re the one who’s lacking in that area. 