Is this why we act irrationally when we're 'hangry'? Hungry worms make risky decisions to get a meal - Daily Mail

Scientists from the Salk Institute in San Diego have studied worms to help unravel the mystery of why we act irrationally when we're 'hangry.'

We've all been there you're so hungry that you start overreacting to minor annoyances and snapping at people. Now, scientists have studied worms to help unravel the mystery of why we act irrationall… [+4158 chars]

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