Dóra Újváry, 04.10.2008
When we arrived, Zsófi said that first she had to see what the wolves were doing because Kaspar had been a little bit scared of strangers. They were sleeping though, so we simply entered. We sat down in the middle …
Blog entry of the 04.10.2008
Kurt Kotrschal, 21.09.2008
Over the last week the wolfs respond ever more strongly to visitors approaching their enclosure. They already become vigilant towards every human at a formidable distance and remain nervously pacing at the rear part of …
Blog entry of the 21.09.2008
Kurt Kotrschal, 23.08.2008
A spectacular example of different lifestyles in the same species is provided by Orcas. Costal groups are sedentary, very “vocal” and hunt fish; pelagic Orcas hunt down marine mammals up to the size of sperm …
Blog entry of the 23.08.2008
Kurt Kotrschal, 04.07.2008
Human-dog relationshipsWe (Kurt Kotrschal, Barbara Bauer, Iris Schöberl and Manuela Wedl) just completed an IEMT Austria funded pilot study on the nature of the human-dog relationships at the University of Vienna. …
Blog entry of the 04.07.2008
Wolfgang Schleidt and Dorothy Gracey, 13.06.2008
We were eager to meet the wolf pups, both having long been interested in wolves as intelligent, socially cooperative animals and as the ancestor of the dog. WS has proposed* that dog domestication may in fact have begun …
Blog entry of the 13.06.2008
