A group of researchers in the United States accidentally use some test mice principles of first aid, and they use to renew their peers when they are not conscious.
“This discovery was carried out by cross -surveillance,” said Lee Chan, a neurologist at the University of Southern California’s Medical College.
In the reports of the “Scientific American”, a specialist in scientific research, Chan said that the mouse of the trials was in harmony with one of his colleagues and that he had quit consciousness, so he began to interact with this mouse in the movement.
The neurologist confirmed that this observation caught the attention of the researchers; This is because the science is not registered before the first aid, such as industrial breathing or “kissing of life”, is usually not recorded, and they should help their peers when they are not conscious.
He added: “Although some of the animals like elephants, monkeys and dolphins need some ideas, the behavior of ambulance efforts has not been examined before.”
To verify this observation, the researcher Le Can and his colleagues have conducted other tests to analyze their peers when their peers are frozen, and he used high -language cameras to photograph this scene, because the mouse discovered his continued practices, it was not conscious, it was not conscious, it was not conscious. It has become conscious, it has become conscious, not for it, it is, it has become conscious, it is conscious for it, it has become conscious, it has become conscious, it is not, it is not, it is not. Tongue to open the breathing corridor.
These measures are similar to industrial respiratory activities that humans take. In the context of the experience published by the scientific magazine “Science”, the mouse, which plays the role of the Savior in most cases, extracts a portion of the mouth of the mouse, which is the foundation of the examination.
Researchers carried out additional tests to be sure that the behavior of the Redeemer mouse was not out of the desire of social contact with an uncontrollable mouse or a new, unfamiliar situation.
The results of Le Chan are surprised by the research team because we realized that the Redeemer Mouse is already first aid. “
The researcher suggested that the first aid process of mice is more than the familiar rats than the attractive rats you do not know, indicating that the motivation behind this behavior is not aggressive.
The neurologist noted that female rats sometimes started first aid for more attractive rats than men; This indicates that women have more sympathy compared to men.
Researchers pointed out that the rats that make ambulances had no previous experience in communicating with uncontrollable peers; This indicates that these behaviors are normal, and they do not emerge from previous experiences or experiences.
Although rats that receive first aid compared to others who do not receive the same service are quick awareness, researchers are still aware of the interpretation of this type of behavior as deliberate behavior.
Hui Chung Tao, a specialist in the field of psychology and nervous system at the University of Southern California, said the ambulance process has developed naturally in rats; This is because it improves the opportunities of animals to survive.
Researcher Tao said that when examining the rats of first aid behaviors, neurons in an underbagar area play an important role in moving such behaviors within the brain of oxytocin.
During another experience, researchers found that the brain amygdala, which is located in the brain’s brain, also played a role in identifying the mouse in consciousness and arranging ambulances in the Redeemer.
“There is a coordination between the results of two tests, which indicates the need to participate in an underfur area with brain amygdala to activate the help -related behavior.”
But the researcher of the University of Chicago, Biji Mason, is different from this explanation, and she sees the “recovery” behaviors of the rats, because the lack of response from their peers is not conscious, because these behaviors are not actually an exhtomancy.
“I think you need to find another name for such behavior,” said a university professor who specializes in neurological science.
In general, researchers have insisted on the need to conduct additional studies to understand the nervous circles within the brain that controls and help the ambulance, as well as the sympathy that develops towards their peers in animals; Understanding the mental paths that control these methods can help detect the causes of neurological disorders in humans, for example, such as Alzheimer’s and autism.
