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Bottlenose Dolphins Attack, Wound Four Japanese Swimmers; What Causes Stress In Dolphins?
Dolphins have recently made attacks in a beach in Japan, harming at least four individuals. Scientists suggested their behavior was due to stress. Why is this so? Read more here.
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Recent Studies Find Horses Experience Stress When They Are Alone
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Stress Management Gene in Dogs make them 'Man's Best Friend' - Japanese Study Reveals
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Stress and Traumatic Events Could Hasten Immune System Aging Process: Scientists Confirm
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Not Only People, but Even Animals, Suffer From and Transmit Stress According To Study
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Cortisol Found in Shelter Dogs' Hair Indicates Stress According To Study
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Asian Elephants Experience Emotional Stress and Loneliness When Left Alone: New Study
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Stress Can Turn Hair Into Gray, Scientists Say
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6 Products Anyone can Use to Do Away with the Pesky Stress
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Always Hungry? Here are Some of the Reasons According to Science
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Microsoft Japan Enjoys 40% Sales Boost After Day Off Increased
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How Stress Affects Women Differently Than Men
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Activation Of Hair Follicles Stem Cell For Faster Regrowth: The Answer To Baldness & Alopecia
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