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Rats are More Social Than we Thought
Rats are using the same brain region people use to empathize with others Rats are amazing at avoiding dangers. What is their secret? Could empathy be a contributing factor? Or is this too far-fetched? This is what a group of researchers from the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience tried to investigate.
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