An Anaconda’s Appointment to Play with Dolphins Takes a Strange Turn
[ad_1] But Sonja Wild, a behavioral ecologist at the Max Planck Institute for Animal Behavior in Germany who was not part of the research, was skeptical that the interaction was intentionally instructive. She says it is reasonable for young people to observe because they are curious. And because anacondas are powerful, Dr. Wild wonders if …
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