prosocial

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/will-you-rat-me-out/ "Mason placed rats in pens with two cages: in one was another rat; in the other was a pile of chocolate chips. The unhindered rats could easily have eaten the chocolate themselves. Instead most of the rodents opened both cages and shared the sweets. “In rat land, that is big,” Mason says. This is the first study to show altruistic behavior in rodents. “The bottom line,” Mason says, “is that helping an individual in distress is part of our biology.” 

Education: Sharing What We learn. DHedge Vault -> https://dhedge.org/vault/0x93f4a36a0103ea7e2775fbb7875eeb79c91dc60c

Naturally, animals show a great example to us always, but we choose to ignore 
When we pay more detailed attention to nature around us, we become better

Art enthusiast, passionate about mental growth, and an ever-learning individual

Sooo real💯💯
That’s why researches never end, and new innovations continue to surface, we keep learning and keep being open to learn from the bounty of knowledge nature has to bless us with