Justice: Chimpanzees punish those who break their groups' strict rules
Similarly, mice react more strongly to pain when they have seen another mouse in pain.
‘The belief that humans have morality and animals don’t is a long-standing assumption, but there is a growing amount of evidence that is showing us that this simply cannot be the case,’ Prof Bekoff told the Sunday Telegraph.
‘Just as in humans, the moral nuances of a particular culture or group will be different from another, but they are certainly there.
‘Moral codes are species specific, so they can be difficult to compare with each other or with humans.’
His conclusions will provide ammunition for animal welfare groups pushing to have creatures treated more humanely."
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