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Interaction with humans changes animals

In 1959, geneticist Dmitry Belyayev began catching silver foxes in Siberia. Keeping them in captivity, he selected the tamest ones and allowed them to breed.

Interaction with humans changes animals

Mon, 02 Apr, 2018 - 01:00

By Richard Collins

In 1959, geneticist Dmitry Belyayev began catching silver foxes in Siberia. Keeping them in captivity, he selected the tamest ones and allowed them to breed.

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