Sharing Animal Memes Is Good for Your Health, According to a New Study originally appeared on PetHelpful. There are few things as enjoyable as scrolling through funny and adorable animal memes.

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Viewing Covid-related memes can boost your mood and help cope with pandemic-related stress, according to a recent study. The study, published Monday, shed light on how different kinds of posts can ...

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An experiment found that looking at certain memes boosted people's moods. In some cases, it even helped them feel less stressed. Credit: jessica gall myrick Myrick, a professor of communications at ...

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Watching cute animals is good for your health, a new study has revealed. Participants watched videos of Western Australia's quokkas - known as the 'happiest animal in the world' - for 30 minutes.