Science Explains Why You Love Hiking But Your Friend Doesn’t
<p>Is the allure of nature ingrained in our DNA or shaped by our childhood experiences? If you’re like me, you’re drawn to the natural world. There’s something soothing and soul stirring about being surrounded by trees, hearing birds chirp, smelling fresh air.</p>
<h2>Genetic Roots of Nature’s Embrace</h2>
<p>But where does that come from? Is it built into our DNA or is it something we learn to enjoy through experience?</p>
<p>According to Swedish scientists, it’s a bit of both! The genes that we inherit from our parents play a role in shaping our love of nature. But our own childhood experiences also influence how connected we feel to the great outdoors.</p>
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