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Adams Kellum said she attributes the reduction in street homelessness recorded in the 2024 count to the recent trend of the city and county working cooperatively under Mayor Karen Bass and the supervisors.

Lynch, who’s 73, ran as a moderate eager to “work cooperatively” with the GOP Legislature.

Seeking an answer, the research team from the Graduate School of Science at Osaka Metropolitan University took a look at a rather taciturn animal: fish, more specifically, Neolamprologus savoryi, a cooperatively breeding cichlid fish.

"Even though punishment in cooperatively breeding cichlid fish has been studied, there is limited evidence that they use punishment to encourage cooperative behavior," said Satoshi Awata, a professor at Osaka Metropolitan University and lead author of the study.

The three acted distinctly and cooperatively to coordinate a complicated immune response that calls on the rest of the immune system to effectively and efficiently rid the body of threats.