In December 2011, Inbal Ben-Ami Bartal, Jean Decety and Peggy Mason published a short report in Science describing what happened when they put one rat in an arena with a second rat shut inside a clea…
Space Daily
In a University of Chicago lab, a rat left free to roam learned to open a tube and release a trapped cagemate, and when researchers added chocolate as a rival temptation, the rat opened both at much the same speed, then ate less of the chocolate than it would
Read full article at Space Daily
Disclaimer: This article summary is sourced from Space Daily. HealthRankings provides this for informational purposes only. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making medical decisions.
More health news
New York Post
54% of men believe a dangerous testosterone myth — the troubling places they’re getting their info
Yesterday
BBC News
Ebola Bundibugyo strain outbreak worst ever in DR Congo, WHO says
Yesterday
Men's Journal
Major U.S. Trial Shows Low-Cost Liquid Can Stop Kids’ Cavities Without Drilling
Yesterday:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/Neurologists-Warn-This-Everyday-Noise-Could-Be-Aging-Your-Brain-51b4567b2490422793aef32c122140a4.jpg)
Eatingwell.com