A book filled with psychological facts for those who are interested in majoring in psychology or you just want to learn something new and interesting.
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1. Did you know that the rabbit's teeth never stop growing? These mammals need something to constantly gnaw on, this is the only way they can wear out their teeth, which never stop growing.
1. ¿Sabías que los dientes del conejo nunca dejan de crecer? Estos mamíferos necesitan algo para roer constantemente, es la única forma en que pueden desgastar sus dientes, que nunca dejan de crecer.
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2. Honeybees can count, categorize similar objects like dogs or human faces, understand "same" and "different," and differentiate between shapes that are symmetrical and asymmetrical.
2. Las abejas pueden contar, categorizar objetos similares como perros o rostros humanos, entender "iguales" y "diferentes" y diferenciar formas simétricas y asimétricas.
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3. Dogs also learn from human emotions! A dog can translate their owner’s emotions and behaviors to the object a person is looking at. Thus, your dog may be more likely to interact with a toy that you have already interacted with positively.
3. ¡Los perros también aprenden de las emociones humanas! Un perro puede traducir las emociones y comportamientos de su dueño al objeto que está mirando una persona. Por lo tanto, es más probable que su perro interactúe con un juguete con el que ya ha interactuado positivamente.
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4. Sharks kill an average of 12 people per year - humans kill 11,417 sharks per hour.
4. Los tiburones matan un promedio de 12 personas por año; los humanos matan 11,417 tiburones por hora.
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5. When human measures for intelligence are applied to other species, dolphins come second only to Homo sapiens in brainpower.
5. Cuando las medidas humanas para la inteligencia se aplican a otras especies, los delfines ocupan el segundo lugar después del homo-sapiano en capacidadintelectual.
