Natural Selections: Just how individual are animals?

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16/09/2021
Natural Selections: Just how individual are animals?

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(Sep 16, 2021) We tend to think that dogs do this, and that cats do that. We think animal species have a recognizable set of behaviors that define the nature of their kind. But what about individual animals? Does each have something we could understand as a unique personality? [full story]

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