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Los perros de mayor tamaño tienen una esperanza de vida más corta que los caninos más pequeños. En La Red Zoocial le contamos la explicación que dan los científicos sobre esto.

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00:00Why the biggest dogs live less?
00:02This is science.
00:04While a big Danese has a hope of life between 8 and 9 years old,
00:08a Chihuahua can easily reach to 14.
00:11A very big difference if we consider that they are of the same species.
00:16But why is this happening?
00:17Experts from a university in Australia examined the causes of the differences in the hope of life of 164 species.
00:25According to this research, the big dogs do not necessarily grow with faster speed than the small ones.
00:33However, the increase in weight and size does significantly increase the causes of cancer.
00:40According to scientists, this could be explained with the theory of aging,
00:44known as optimization of life history or Soma desechable,
00:49which says that if an individual intervened in the most part of his energy in growth and reproduction,
00:55they will not be able to apply it in the cellular reparation and defense against cancer.
01:00Although the results of this study may be dangerous to the owners of big dogs,
01:05the researchers also predict that these in the future will evolve to develop better genes to combat these diseases.
01:14You have to take into account that the majority of the dogs that exist in the actuality
01:18have very few years, so they really do not have time to incorporate mechanisms of defense against certain diseases such
01:27as cancer.
01:27CONSCIENT
01:28CON gerekiyor
01:28CON damn
01:28WHAT
01:29W香
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