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Aunque el video ya se conocía en Internet, lo que transmite su protagonista sigue siendo vigente. Una perra parece “llorar” de alegría al ver cómo son rescatados sus cachorros.
Sin embargo, algunos han mitigado la emoción. La perra no está “llorando” en verdad. Tiene una condición llamada Epífora, que se produce cuando hay sobrecarga de lágrimas en el ojo del animal. Esto también se produce por alergias o heridas en el ojo, según información del portal VCA Animal Hospitals.
“Los animales no lloran”, afirman otros usuarios. “Estos no tienen sentimientos”.
En la galería verán otros rescates que conmocionaron a las redes sociales. Para leer la información desde un smartphone o tablet, seleccionen “ampliar galería” y luego “mostrar texto”.
