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| It is interesting that we try and draw parallels to animals for most human behaviours! ![]() I believe many die of starvation after their hearts are broken. This has been well documented by many people. Suicide per se (ie running into a wall to die deliberately) would be harder to prove. It has been documented in dolphins and other animals although there is much to learn... Good post! |
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| I think they are well behaved for the most part... if they all did then we wouldn't have animals now would we? I think there are special cases in many species... national geographic should make a documentary on this... |
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