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Shared stressful experiences affect social proximity in Merino sheep.
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Abstract in brief
- Shared stressful experiences influence social proximity in Merino sheep, leading to increased bonding with those who shared the stress compared to unexposed sheep.
- The study found that while sheep prefer to be near familiar individuals, they also tend to form closer bonds with others who experienced the same stress, suggesting stress may promote social bonding even among unfamiliar sheep.
- These findings highlight that shared stress could help animals develop social bonds, similar to humans, which may serve as a way to buffer stress and better understand animal social behaviors in changing environments.]
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Shared stressful experiences affect social proximity in Merino sheep | Biology Letters https://t.co/Rf9ccWErjh
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Al igual que los humanos, las ovejas se mantienen unidas después de una experiencia traumática compartida
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羊はつらい経験を共にすると、仲間同士の絆が深まる https://t.co/zF9HPg2wnr Shared stressful experiences affect social proximity in Merino sheep | Biology Letters https://t.co/JyABbTTh4V 次の研究テーマは、楽しい経験を共にしたらどうなるかo(^-^)oワクワク
Las ovejas se sienten más unidas a aquellas compañeras con las que han vivido #experienciastraumáticas. Shared stressful experiences affect social proximity in Merino sheep | Biology Letters @royalsociety #CGFPsicología https://t.co/461zk6pVVH
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@NeolithicSheep @GoatsThatStare @bunsenbernerbmd @flyingmulefarm @PasturesPolitic Exciting sheep science! A+ photos in the article, too. Full paper here: https://t.co/rffbsTCasu
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#Sheep who experience the same shared stress event tend to bond over it @RSocPublishing https://t.co/BKwGx8wyE7 https://t.co/WNyo5v4qMV
RT @gerrygcarter: Shared stressful experiences affect social proximity in Merino sheep | Biology Letters https://t.co/Rf9ccWErjh
Shared stressful experiences affect social proximity in Merino sheep | Biology Letters https://t.co/Rf9ccWErjh
The study published in The Royal Society's online journal "Biology Letters" that the above "ABC News" article is based upon, & links to: “Shared stressful experiences affect social proximity in Merino sheep” https://t.co/PJf4ufcdDS