#punch #パンチ #がんばれパンチ #市川市動植物園 #японія There is scientific evidence showing that in some cases animals (especially social mammals and birds) value social bonds, affection, and attachment in ways that can be as important as, or sometimes more immediately motivating than, basic needs like food or safety. For example: • Harlow’s rhesus monkey experiments (1950s): Infant monkeys preferred a soft cloth surrogate “mother” without food over a wire surrogate that provided milk. This demonstrated that comfort and tactile contact are powerful motivators — sometimes more so than food itself. (This research is controversial ethically, but foundational scientifically