Animals Have Nepo Babies Too

The video explores the concept of privilege in the animal kingdom, highlighting how various species, such as skinks, warblers, wasps, termites, squirrels, and hyenas, pass on resources and social advantages to their offspring. These inherited benefits, akin to human nepotism, help ensure the survival and reproductive success of the next generation, demonstrating that privilege is not exclusive to humans.

What strategies do squirrels use to enhance their offspring's survival?

Explain how the spotted hyena's social rank affects its cubs.

What role does the matriarch play in the social structure of hyenas?

In what ways do animals exhibit privilege similar to humans?