Scientists push new paradigm of animal consciousness, saying even insects may be sentient
- The New York Declaration on Animal Consciousness, signed by 39 universities worldwide, suggests vertebrates and some invertebrates likely have consciousness.
- Kristin Andrews of York University indicates it's unclear if the sensations animals experience are pain or distress but confirms they do "feel" something when caught.
- Animals can sense the world around them and experience emotions like fear, pleasure, and pain, granting insight into their consciousness.
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