A new study published in Science Advances challenges the long-held belief that dog breeds are uniquely suited to specific tasks due to structural adaptations. Analyzing 117 skulls from domestic dog breeds and wild canids, the research found that the shape of dogs’ skulls across breeds overlaps significantly, suggesting that certain breeds may not have distinctive physical traits that enhance their abilities. The study also revealed that factors such as individual personality play a larger role in a dog’s suitability for tasks than physical morphology, contrasting with wild canids whose skull shapes align with their natural functional needs.
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Elon Musk, lightning rod, who calls an opponent 'traitor,' becomes a high-profile target
Senator Mark Kelly, a decorated Navy veteran and former astronaut, recently visited Ukraine and witnessed the devastating impact of the Russian invasion, emphasizing the importance of continued American aid. Elon Musk criticized Kelly, calling him a traitor, leading to a heated exchange on social media. Trump defended Musk and attacked Kelly, highlighting the ongoing political tensions. Musk's controversial statements and actions have caused Tesla stock to plummet, resulting in backlash and protests against the company....
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