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What we call “motherly instinct” is actually the accumulation of behaviors influenced by our hormones, biology, environment, and learning. The notion of mother isn't ubiquitous across species, and nature doesn't always look the same wherever you go. Mother could mean stern and stoic, or it could mean sentimental and tender. But when it comes down to protecting their young, every mother will react the same: with agility, strength, terror, and determination to save their child. Mothers possess extraordinary skills when they need them. That's why these moments affect us so much. We see something so familiar and sentimental in animals as in us. There's no arguing the space between a mother and her child, and in the video here, the mama bear really does whatever she can to protect her cubs. That kind of instinct is crucial to survival.
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