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In a recent documentary, ___ zoologist reported that when ___ had studied a group ___ dolphins, he had seen ___ extraordinary. Dolphins need air ___ survive, but one of ___ dolphins in the group ___ injured and too weak ___ swim to the top ___ the water. So, several ___ quickly swam under him ___ pushed him to the ___ of the water where ___ could get air. Another ___ of animals helping each ___ was reported by a ___ in Kenya. The scientist ___ watching a local elephant ___ some leaves from a ___. Suddenly an injured elephant ___. Animals often attack other ___ that enter their territory ___ eat their food so ___ happened next surprised the ___. The first elephant pulled ___ small tree from the ___ and put it into ___ injured elephant’s mouth. A ___ scientist told a lovely ___ about an adult bird ___ had adopted an abandoned ___, saving its life. The ___ kitten couldn’t find any food so the bird gave it insects to eat.
The well-meaning bird also defended the kitten when anyone or anything came near. Today scientists agree that animals can be kind and considerate, but they are not sure why animals act this way. Certainly, when animals attack or kill another creature, they aren’t being cruel. They do it to survive. So when animals assist one another, does it also improve their chances of survival or are they just being nice? These are just some of the questions that scientists are still trying to answer.
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