Species preservation is an outdated idea that on some level a animal makes a decision that is bad for them selves but good for a given population.
This is unheard of in the natural world and has been dispelled over and over.
True altruism in the animal world is a accident/mistake if observed. It occasionally happens that a mother looses her litter and takes in a unrelated creature to nurse but this is more a result of a mistake than altruism.
Anyone who speaks of natural species preservation is stepping in a quagmire of misunderstanding animal behavior.
Natural and dog don't mix.
Next Lee will be telling us about the altruistic behaviors of gladiator dogs and how they are acting in breed survival when they do combat to manipulate us into breeding more of them.
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Mr Robinson will no longer be gracing us with his book learning. Much of which is unsubstantiated BS. Over the years we have seen people come to the board who flaunt their so called book degrees.
It's my experience that people who have to tell you how smart they are because they have 2 or 3 college degrees usually have a lot to learn. Mr Robinson falls into that category
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Re: Drive theory and Animal Behavior
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