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Animals Self-Medicate To Protect Future Generations, Study Shows
Animals on various tiers of the food chain have been observed to self-medicate to cure ailments as well as prevent disease for future generations. The findings my prove to be useful for future research on plant-based pharmaceuticals for humans.
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