bio·philia СУЩ. [ˌbaɪəʊˈfɪliə, америк. baɪoʊˈ-] СУЩ. no pl БИОЛ., ФИЛОС.
- biophilia
- Biophilie ж.
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According to the biophilia hypothesis, our relationships with non-human animals are driven by survival needs: assistance in acquiring food and safety.
en.wikipedia.org His biophilia hypothesis suggests that there is an instinctive bond between human beings and other living systems.
www.nsnews.com The biophilia hypothesis suggests that the positive emotional response that adult mammals have toward baby mammals across species helps increase the survival rates of all mammals.
en.wikipedia.org Biophilia is the innate human need to connect with nature, with the result being improvements in our health and wellbeing.
www.architectureanddesign.com.au Biophilia is genetic meaning those humans who were closely connected to nature throughout history would, presumably, have had better access to food and fresh water.
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