Question.4518 - Social intelligence and species statusAs social animals, we humans benefit emotionally and even physically from interactions with other people and even with animals (check out Baranauckas 2009 https://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/06/health/06pets.htmlLinks to an external site.). How do you think our social tendencies influenced the domestication of animals in the past and our interactions with different species, now? How might our own social tendencies impact our treatment of animals in agriculture, veterinary medicine, or conservation? Note: The Baranauckas articles is also under files on this site: HYPERLINK "https://canvas.vt.edu/courses/211029/files/39798966?wrap=1" \o "Baranauckas 2009.pdf" \t "_blank" Barankauckas 2009Actions
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