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Some evolutionary psychologists believe that the latter is rooted in the universal fear of animals and an associated attempt to appease the beasts through emulation.
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Kids are less likely to fear wild animals, Willoughby says, and because of their small stature, they are more likely to be bitten in the face or neck, which means the virus can travel to the brain much more quickly.
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The next day the animals' fear of the tone had greatly diminished, indicating that the drug had prevented the old memory from being stored again.
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