altruism in animals
"Altruism in animals" refers to behavior in which an individual sacrifices its own well-being to benefit others of the same species. This can involve actions such as sharing food, protecting vulnerable members, or caring for offspring that are not genetically related. The concept highlights the importance of cooperation and social bonds in animal communities.
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