Naučnici su pustili desetine laboratorijskih miševa u divljinu, i dogodilo se nešto neverovatno
Desetine laboratorijskih miševa, puštenih da slobodno istražuju veliki otvoreni prostor, vratilo se na uobičajeni nivo mišije anksioznosti nakon samo jedne nedelje, primetili su istraživači, što sugeriše da „ponovno vraćanje u prirodu“ može sprečiti razvoj strahova izazvanih laboratorijskim okruženjem.
TL;DR
- Laboratory mice released into a natural environment for one week returned to their normal anxiety levels.
- This suggests that 'returning to nature' can prevent or reset anxiety caused by laboratory settings.
- Cornell University researchers found this could change our understanding of anxiety in both animals and humans.
- The study questions how anxiety tests are conducted on animals in labs.
- Exposure to a wider range of experiences may help in assessing threats more accurately and reduce anxiety.