L'Homme n'est pas le seul animal à aimer se droguer
Daily Geek Show,
Les humains ne sont pas les seuls à consommer des substances psychoactives pour se divertir ou se détendre.
How Predictive Can Regulatory Drug Abuse Potential Investigations Be in Animals?
Clinical Leader,
By Anke Rosch, Boehringer Ingelheim Is addiction attributed to “the animal or the human within us”1 or is substance abuse…
El gracioso vídeo viral en el que una ardilla roba unas peras fermentadas y se 'emborracha'
Telecinco,
La ardilla empezó a tambalearse y se quedó embobada La autora del vídeo confirma que el animal se encuentra bien La…
News story from Chicago Tribune on Thursday 28 May 2020
Chicago Tribune,
Los elefantes se emborrachan fácil (y un gen lo explica)
New York Times,
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Effettivamente gli elefanti non reggono l'alcol - Il Post
Il Post,
La scienza ha confermato una vecchia leggenda metropolitana: non hanno il gene che serve per farlo (e che forse noi abbiamo…
News story from Chicago Tribune on Sunday 24 May 2020
Chicago Tribune,
Elephants really can’t hold their liquor
The Virginian-Pilot,
Humans are not the only animals that get drunk. Birds that gorge on fermented berries and sap are known to fall out of trees…
Elephants Really Can’t Hold Their Liquor
New York Times,
Humans are not the only animals that get drunk. Birds that gorge on fermented berries and sap are known to fall out of trees…
News story from Gizmodo Australia on Tuesday 12 May 2020
Gizmodo Australia,
Elephants are lightweights and can get drunk on rotten fruit
The Print,
Anecdotes about wild animals seemingly getting drunk after eating rotting fruit are widespread.
Did You Know Elephants Get Drunk Too?Too big to get drunkElephants are lightweightsIn human company
Dailyhunt,
Scientists had assumed that elephants could not become inebriated because of their size.
Did You Know Elephants Get Drunk Too?
Qrius,
Mareike Janiak, University of Calgary Anecdotes about wild animals seemingly getting drunk after eating rotting fruit are…
News story from Big News Network on Wednesday 29 April 2020
Big News Network,
MIL-OSI Global: Elephants get drunk because they can’t metabolize alcohol like us
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
– By Mareike Janiak, Postdoctoral Scholar in Primate Genomics, University of Calgary Anecdotes about wild animals seemingly…
Elephants get drunk because they can't metabolize alcohol like us
The Conversation,
Anecdotes about wild animals seemingly getting drunk after eating rotting fruit are widespread.