How domestication changed rabbits’ brains
Study sizes up differences in the ‘fear centers’ of wild and tame bunnies
RABBIT REMODELING Domestication of wild rabbits (left) physically changed the animals over time, including their brains. A domesticated rabbit is shown on the right.
FranciscoMarques/shutterstock (left); Grigorita Ko/shutterstock (right)
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