Lyd

Apparently, you can hypnotise chickens too...

You get them to fix onto something like a seed and then put it on the
ground and they stare, motionless at it.

I've read that's what the do with the ones destined for KFC anyway...




EarthOne@webtv.net wrote:

> HYPNO-SECRETS: ALL Hypnosis Is NOT Self-Hypnosis "Experimentation with
> Rhesus monkeys has induced a hypnosis-like response in these non-human
> subjects. Of the 45 monkeys in one study, 6 went quickly into a
> motionless state when sat in front of a gently oscillating shining
> ball. 12 others who initially tried to turn away or push away the ball
> also became motionless after being secured to their chair... In the
> end, all of the monkey subjects ended up displaying 'hypnotised'
> behaviour in response to the ball and EEG monitoring showed some
> changes in the hemispheric dominance of the monkeys."
> >
> Petrova E.V., Shlyk G.G., Kuznetsova G.D., Shirvinska M.A., Pirozhenko
> A.V., Hypnosis in Macaca Rhesus is Characterised by Different Phases
> and
> Inter-hemispheric EEG Asymmetry
> >
> >
> LOVE-DeepTrance