A March article on yahoo.com (and unfortunately no longer available for those who missed this blog first time around) about a coyote trapped in Central Park reminded me of how often we humans foolishly believe we can experience nature on our terms, as if it were some piece of yard art we can add or […]
Archive for March, 2006
Canine Math Genius or Normal Dog?
Click here for more evidence illustrating the elegance underlying normal animal behavior.
This article is about a mathematician who mathematically analyzed his dog’s path to retrieve thrown sticks.
I’m passing it along because of both its bond and behavioral elements. Among the bond ones, we see a man who is enchanted by his dog’s perfectly doglike behavior […]