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Do animals get stressed?
BBC Wildlife
|June 2025
We often think of stress as a bad thing, but it has evolved to protect us. When we find ourselves in life-threatening situations, our bodies prepare to fight or run.
Stress hormones are released, our heart rate increases, our breathing quickens and our muscles become primed for action.
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