It pays to be a nice baboon — at least that’s what study found (Photo: University of Pennsylvania) Like humans, baboons with good friends often enjoy better health and longer lives. Now research suggests the strength of a baboon’s social circle depends less on its rank than its personality — and being nice pays off. Read the complete story.
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It pays to be a nice baboon — at least that’s what study found

(Photo: University of Pennsylvania)

Like humans, baboons with good friends often enjoy better health and longer lives. Now research suggests the strength of a baboon’s social circle depends less on its rank than its personality — and being nice pays off.

Source: MSNBC

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