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Smaller animals, like mice, shrews, bats, and sparrows, have faster metabolisms than larger animals like humans, seals, or elephants.
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Smaller animals, like mice, shrews, bats, and sparrows, have faster metabolisms than larger animals like humans, seals, or elephants.

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I'm Andrew Keenan Richardson, Head of AI at Netholabs AI, where I work on neuroscience. I also write about cognitive science and AI on Mechanistic Mind. More about me →