Species found to lose fear of predators after 13 generations of protective isolation

This might explain europe.

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They're only like 4 generations from their last big war but perhaps white people adapt faster?

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Maybe, after all humans are really good at adapting to almost any environment. Besides the scientists haven't tested to re-introduce the animals earlier, maybe they already lost their fear after just a couple of generations. But now it's too late for them to find out.

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To better understand why the transplanted quolls fell victim to the dingoes, the researchers captured several of them from populations on the protected island and from locations where they had survived on the mainland.

It's obviously trafficking of some sort. Codes for no-go zones and England, obviously.

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Species found to lose fear of predators after 13 generations of protective isolation

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