Not exact matches
According to Narvaez, one of the reasons that the well - being of children in the United States lags behind that of children in
other advanced nations is because «we have forgotten that we are
social mammals with specific evolved needs from birth.»
New research shows similarities in the
social organisation of bees and
mammals, and provides insight into the genetics of
social behavior for
other animals.
Around the same time, another psychiatrist, John Bowlby, penned his now - canon observations about the central importance of attachment for the
social and psychological development of young humans, reminding us that we are just another part of a chain of
mammals that depend on the care of
others for survival.
«Rodents, dogs and
other mammals commonly sniff themselves, and they sniff one another in
social interactions, and it seems that in the course of evolution, humans have retained this practice — only on a subliminal level.»
After all, birds,
mammals and insects emit pheromones to guide mating, aggression and
other social behaviours.
Such behavior is atypical for
social mammals, in which it is common for an alpha female to sabotage the reproductive efforts of
others.
We know
other mammals use chemical signals to communicate things such as identity, sex,
social status and reproductive state.
But a few
mammals such as bats, whales and elephants use complex and varied vocalizations that share some characteristics with human speech such as the ability to learn vocalizations from
other members of their
social group.
Americans and
others who appreciate the moral horror of having stupid violent people kill very smart peaceful
social marine
mammals need now to follow up on this small victory and drive home the point that this is just the opening salvo of what they can expect if they continue to engage in their morally deprave, hypocritical behavior.
We are not codependent, we are
social mammals who function best in secure relationships with
others.