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"No, schizophrenia does not naturally occur in animals; it appears to be a uniquely human disorder linked to complex brain development and specific human genetic traits"

"Why Animals Don't Get Schizophrenia
Unique Human Evolution: Research suggests schizophrenia stems from rapid evolutionary changes in the human brain, particularly genes located in Human Accelerated Regions (HARs).
Complex Behaviors: The disorder involves complex human-specific behaviors like abstract thought, elaborate delusions, and thought disorders, which animals don't exhibit. "



Generally speaking, these people that are too inept at life to ever make it off college campuses are, at best, of suspect credibility. They are socially, emotionally and developmentally retarded as a rule so their "theories" about anthropology and animal behavior are often laughable comic-book fantasies propagated by pasty-faced, bespectacled, 50-year-old virgins in places like Ann Arbor and Santa Cruz.