Tickling feels funny because it plays tricks on your brain. When someone tickles you, they touch parts of your body that are hard to control, like your feet or ribs. Your brain thinks the tickling is a surprise and sends signals to make you laugh or squirm. It's like when you play hide-and-seek: the more surprised you are, the more you giggle!
Examples
- A child laughs when their brother scratches their feet because they find the sudden touch surprising.
- Your mother tickles you to wake you up and gets a laugh from it.
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