One of the possibly most exciting characteristics of humans is the willingness we show to help when someone is in difficulty, especially, but not only, if they are friends or if we have previously met. It is a prosocial capacity related to empathy that favors the survival of the species and has been shown to also benefit the person who helps, as it receives approval from the environment, fosters reciprocal social relationships, and improves their status within the community. However, it is known that we are not the only species that exhibits this behavior.