The fact that we sweat on the palms of our hands and the soles of our feet when we are afraid, is this supposed to increase grip so that we are ready to fight or flee?
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Nein, das ist einfach eine Folge von Botenstoffen wie Adrenalin. Schwitzige Hände sind eher weniger griffig.
Übrigens : Kein Tier hat so viele Schweißdrüsen wie der Mensch, schönen Tag
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Begründung?
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