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How Defeat Affects Lobster Posture

How Defeat Affects Lobster Posture

When a lobster loses a fight, their serotonin levels go down, and octopamine goes up.

The lower serotonin and higher octopamine levels are, the more their confidence is reduced which can be seen in their future posture

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