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Andrew D Thaler@drandrewthaler.bsky.social |
When domestic pigs get out, they go feral in a single generation. When dogs get out, coyotes start behaving like domesticated dogs in one generation.
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Andrew D Thaler@drandrewthaler.bsky.social |
When domestic pigs get out, they go feral in a single generation. When dogs get out, coyotes start behaving like domesticated dogs in one generation.
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Bettina Knuelle
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This is interesting. Can you recommend a source where I could learn more about this?
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Plognark
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I suspect that a big part of that is that pigs have been selectively bred for different traits. There’s a definite difference between wild and domesticated animals, but there are some that take to it easier than others. Striped skunks are oddly good pets, for example. Raccoons… not so much.
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