How animal evolution will continue is primarily decided by humans. And what key will determine the fate of fish, amphibians, birds or mammals? This has been investigated and described for the second decade by a team of ethologists – scientists studying animal behaviour – led by Prof. Daniel Frynta at the Faculty of Science of Charles University in Prague. Have Prague scientists discovered a new selection of animal species comparable to Noah's Ar…
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How animal evolution will continue is primarily decided by humans. And what key will determine the fate of fish, amphibians, birds or mammals? This has been investigated and described for the second decade by a team of ethologists – scientists studying animal behaviour – led by Prof. Daniel Frynta at the Faculty of Science of Charles University in Prague. Have Prague scientists discovered a new selection of animal species comparable to Noah's Ar…