The leader of a troop of baboons defends his family,or honeybees defend their hive "to the death",what is this apparent behavior of risking one's life for others is called

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The behavior of risking one's life for others is called altruism. It is a selfless behavior that benefits others at a potential cost or risk to oneself. The leader of a troop of baboons defending its family and honeybees defending their hive "to the death" are both examples of altruistic behavior.

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