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In the interview, Roberts said that she and husband Danny Moder make a point of kissing each other every day, even if they're not feeling particularly romantic. "I don't care how mad we are at each other," she said. "It's just a kiss."

Roberts isn't the only one who believes in the power of kissing. In a recent study, researchers found that couples who kissed more often were more likely to report satisfaction with their relationship.

So what does this have to do with foxes? Well, it turns out that foxes are big fans of kissing too. In a recent study, scientists found that foxes use kissing as a way to strengthen their social bonds.

The study, which was published in the journal Ethology, observed captive foxes living in pairs. The researchers found that the foxes would frequently engage in what they called "affiliative behaviors," which included licking and grooming each other, as well as play-fighting and kissing.

Interestingly, the researchers found that these behaviors were most common between foxes that were closely related to each other. This suggests that the foxes were using these behaviors as a way to maintain their social bonds.

So next time you're feeling down about your relationship, take a cue from Julia Roberts and give your partner a kiss. It just might help you stay together for the long haul.