Vampire bats that share food and groom each other in captivity are more likely to stick together when they’re released back into the wild, find researchers. While most previous evidence of ‘friendship’ in animals comes from research in primates, these findings suggest that vampire bats can also form cooperative, friendship-like social relationships.
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Source: ScienceDaily