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[@SyedAshrafHusain]

11:07 While sex and food are two significant causes of aggression in animals, aggression can stem from other factors as well in animals, including: 1. **Territoriality**: Many animals exhibit aggression when defending their territory from intruders. 2. **Self-defense or defense of offspring**: Aggression can be a protective behavior to defend against predators or perceived threats to themselves or their young. 3. **Social hierarchy**: In group-living animals, aggression can establish or maintain social dominance. 4. **Fear or frustration**: Animals may become aggressive when they feel cornered, threatened, or frustrated. These factors contribute to a broader understanding of animal aggression.

[@Jo-12-]

Thank you sir... It is useful for us... 😊

[@ethics_academy]

Humans have intention, this make them different from animals. Rejecting the "intentional power" is the biggest lie one can tell to himself.

[@PsychologistSrajanS.]

12:05 bajpayee sir’s swag is lit 🔥

[@ethics_academy]

Sir I have a question. If all the notion of "spirituality, social conditioning, morality, etc" breaks down at time of threar then why would someone choose to die but not be ready to sacrifice his honor?

[@vieweshenglish]

Because its directly related to the brain...because brain alsways choose simple work when it continously going through the "simple work"its directly affect and die also because die is thinking ability which person continuesly thinking and then he do...