Rats show compassion by freeing trapped peers study finds
Researchers led by Peggy Mason at the University of Chicago report in Science that rats repeatedly freed trapped cage mates even with chocolate as a temptation. Twenty three of thirty rats released partners, with females showing stronger empathy than males across tests.
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