Animal Happiness
Human Happiness
Food Happiness
Miscellaneous Happiness
Health Happiness
100

This animal also known as a bovine is known to have a best friends in the pasture. 

Cow

100

This amount of our happiness is determined by genetics.

50%

100

A lime added to this fruit is chock full of medium chain triglycerides, or healthy fats that improve mood, so crack a fresh one open and drink it down. 

Coconut

100

Just 20 minutes of this activity increases happiness hormones: serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine, boosting mood long after you finish!

Exercise

100

8 hours of this activity of daily living, alleviates depression and stress and improves outlook. 

Sleep

200

This animal makes squeaking noises when it's happy. 

Mouse

200

If you want to spend money to improve happiness, doing these things with people offers a better return on investment than buying things. 

Experiences, events

200

The red version of this vegetable has double the vitamin C and 8 times more vitamin A than its yellow, green or orange brethren resulting in improved concentration and mood.

Red Bell Peppers

200

Having just a few of these close relationships can boost your happiness by at least 6%.

Friends

200

Being in a positive mood can help improve either of these two cognitive abilities.

Memory and Learning

300

This arctic bird proposes to their mate using a pebble instead of a ring.

Penguin

300

Hearing and/or seeing this human gesture triggers your brain’s mirror neuron and makes you want to do the same thing. 

Laughing

300

This dark sweet treat increases blood flow to the brain improving mood and energy. 

Dark chocolate

300

Hugging for this amount of time releases oxytocin, the “cuddle hormone,” which lowers stress, reduces blood pressure, and boosts feelings of trust and happiness 

20 seconds

300

 Research shows this emotion is contagious and is also the best medicine.       

Happiness

400

These ocean creatures can be heard "speaking" to each other under the waves and are thought to have names for one another. 

Dolphin

400

These acts are the key to long-lasting happiness, as they bring connectedness and meaning to our lives.

Kindness

400

This dark magnesium-rich legume helps boost the happiness hormone, serotonin. It also has fiber, zinc, and iron. 

Black Beans

400

As opposed to pessimism, this perspective allows people to be happier, healthier, and cope better during tough times.

Optimism

400

These daily activities provide structure and organization and are more likely to be stress reducers than promoters.

Routines

500

This bird that lives in a murder, likes to give gifts.

Crow

500

Expressing this emotion has been shown to be a significant stress buster and generates a more optimistic and happy outlook on life.

Gratitude

500

This vegetable contains betaine, a nutrient that supports mood stabilization. It also has a blast of folic acid which improves your chance at happiness with every bite, but will also stain your hands.

Beets

500

This human behavior often associated with sadness actually releases oxytocin and can ease emotional pain and distress.

Crying

500

Whether art, music, building, dance, writing or some other form of _____   boosts happiness significantly. 

Creativity

600

A cat will make this sound when feeling happy.  

Purring

600

These neurotransmitters are the main happiness chemicals.  

serotonin, dopamine, norepinephrine 

600

This yellow fruit has a lot of B6 and tryptophan that convert to serotonin.  

Banana

600

This number of muscles are used to smile. 

17

600

Doing this exercise can decrease the fight or flight response. 

Deep breathing.  

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