Scientists show that curiosity doesn't kill animals, but it does promote biodiversity

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Scientists show that curiosity doesn't kill animals, but it does promote biodiversity

The saying that curiosity killed the cat is ruled out, at least for now, with the conclusions of new research that has been carried out with African fish that show that it promotes biodiversity. Researchers have long suspected that animal curiosity also acts as an engine for the formation of new species and, therefore, of biodiversity.Now, a research team led by Professor Walter Salzburger of the University of Basel has used the example of cichl…