A new study shows that mice, like humans, can experience a sense of embodiment toward an artificial limb--similar to the famous rubber-hand illusion. When their real limb was hidden and both real and fake limbs were brushed in sync, mice visually tracked a threat to the fake limb, indicating perceived ownership.
A new study shows that mice, like humans, can experience a sense of embodiment toward an artificial limb--similar to the famous rubber-hand illusion. When their real limb was hidden and both real and fake limbs were brushed in sync, mice visually tracked a threat to the fake limb, indicating perceived ownership.
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