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    Do Goats Prefer Happy Faces Infographic

    Amber Barnes
    Amber Barnes
    A light pink header reads: "Science For Sanctuaries: Do Goats Prefer Happy Faces?". To one side their is a graphic of a faded white daisy with a yellow center. To the other side is a faded graphic of a pink and deep blue butterfly.

    Do goat residents prefer happy human faces? The science says yes! Check out this infographic for a fun overview or go to the full resource to learn more.


    HAPPY FACES by Amber D Barnes

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    • COMPASSIONATE SCIENCE, goat behavior, goat welfare, human-goat interactions

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    Amber Barnes
    Amber Barnes
    Amber is the Research Specialist of the Open Sanctuary Project.

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