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Animals and humans feel emotions very differently, so much so that it makes human emotions harder to study, according to a neuroscientist.

When we see a cat purring or a dog wagging its tail in joy, we shouldn't expect that it's feeling what we are feeling when we experience joy, they are different between different species of animals."

However these feelings and emotions are expressed — whether with the wag of a tail or a smile, they come from the same basic "survival circuits" in the brain, which are the same in all mammals.

Survival phenomena are closely associated with emotions. We need to focus on a species' independent way of getting at these key functions.

Many different animals have very similar survival circuitry: for example, the brain regions that tell an animal to run away from a threat are the same even if that animal runs on two legs, four legs or takes flight.

These areas are organized similarly in spite of the fact that they control different behavioral responses in different species, these are more related to motivation. The line between emotion and motivation is very thin: when you are in a emotional state you are motivated.

This leads to differences in behavior and how we perceive our own feelings and emotions. Feelings are important but they need to be studied in humans, these survival functions are not about creating feelings. They are about controlling interactions with environment.