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Is snoring seen as a desirable trait during evolution?
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No because as I covered in point 1 scent markings would deter them from a further distance. Animals are territorial, as such they will habitually avoid areas with humans. So there would not be enough selective pressure to create any evolutionary advantage as that would require people who don't snore dying at higher rates than those who do.
Hungry animals like humans