Why do monkeys care for other animals
A recent study from Oxford University indicates that the behavior of bonding and caring for animals is not exclusive to humans. It also appears among certain species of monkeys and primates, where relationships closely resemble emotional bonds and attachment between animals and their individuals. The findings demonstrate that these relationships reflect a desire for protection and support, emphasizing that emotional attachment is not an exclusively human behavior but naturally exists in the animal world as well.
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