DO ANIMALS GET JEALOUS? SCIENCE SAYS, “NOT REALLY”
For years, we thought monkeys and other animals hated unfairness.
But new research says those protests? Just disappointment over lame snacks.
A massive study of 60,000 observations found animals don’t care if others get better rewards—they just don’t want bad ones.
So, that cucumber-tossing monkey wasn’t jealous; it was mad at the researcher.
Turns out, animals are emotional, but our deep obsession with fairness? That might be all human.
Source: StudyFinds
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