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A whiff of tears reduces male aggression, says study

Numerous studies have shown tears contain chemicals that serve as social signals

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Extreme heat represents a new threat to trees and plants in the Pacific Northwest
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The bizarre effect sniffing a women s tears has on angry men

The bizarre effect sniffing a women s tears has on angry men
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Men become less aggressive after smelling women s tears: Study

Men become less aggressive after smelling women s tears: Study
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Women s Tears Lower Testosterone and Aggression in Men — Study

It is commonly believed that tears mainly serve to moisten the eyes. However, both humans and dogs are known to cry due to emotional triggers as well. Initially thought to be without function, tears are now recognized as having deep social implications for humans.

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