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Rising Temperatures Linked to Increased Aggression in Animals and Humans
By Anya Sharma | WASHINGTON, D.C.- 2025/09/09 11:14:21
Multiple studies suggest a correlation between higher temperatures and increased aggression across various species, including humans. From fish to monkeys to humans, research indicates that environmental factors like heat and pollution can significantly impact behavior.
As global temperatures continue to rise, understanding the effects of heat on aggression is becoming increasingly critically important.Studies have explored this phenomenon in diverse settings, examining the behavior of animals in
