Endorphins give a species an evolutionary advantage because:
A)they eliminate pain when the painful stimulation is prolonged.
B)they increase the crying of infants which brings parents closer.
C)they make pain bearable so the pain doesn't interfere with action.
D)they regulate a "biological clock" in the brain.

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Endorphins make pain bearable, allowing individuals to continue with necessary actions such as hunting, gathering, and caring for offspring despite injury or discomfort. This gives individuals and their species an evolutionary advantage.

Endorphins Give a Species an Evolutionary Advantage Because