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From what world and world do alpha males arouse admiration and envy. They are the ones who rule, the kings of conquest. However, not all that glitters is gold. In fact, there is a downside to being a strong and powerful alpha stallion, at least if you are a baboon. Studies show that, despite their high rank, males who rank first in baboon society are also among the most stressed. This is demonstrated by the high levels of glucocorticoids, the ho…

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From what world and world do alpha males arouse admiration and envy. They are the ones who rule, the kings of conquest. However, not all that glitters is gold. In fact, there is a downside to being a strong and powerful alpha stallion, at least if you are a baboon. Studies show that, despite their high rank, males who rank first in baboon society are also among the most stressed. This is demonstrated by the high levels of glucocorticoids, the ho…

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The life of an alpha male baboon may seem like a dream in the jungle: unrivalled dominance, exclusive access to couples, and the respect (or fear) of your peers. But according to a new study by Duke University, this leadership role is not a walk through the park. Researchers found that high-ranking male baboons endure higher levels of stress and burn more calories than their less influential counterparts. Surprisingly, it is not domination strug…

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