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While looking for novel pheromones that control different instinctive mouse behaviors, a team of researchers, led by Stephen Liberles, discovered a pheromone found only in the tears of young mice. Their experiments showed that the pheromone protects prepubescent mice from mating activity by adult male mice.
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