What Animals Look Like When They Are Not Domesticated

Like that huge feral goldfish caught in a UK lake?

@@soundspark yep, that's why they tend to be nasty as invasive species, too

Got a house with a pool I asked how do I retrofit the system for fish. 2k later rainbow trout goldfish bigger the 2 feet and carp. Hold up a 2 foot gold fish yes. In a great lake they invaded there up to 3 feet and up to 40 pounds.

We had a largish pond in our backyard one time, and my dad decided to release some goldfish in it. Just standard little cheap goldfish. They vanished almost immediately, and we assumed that they had been eaten by something, but a couple of years later all of a sudden there were several dozen goldfish showing up, but they weren’t just plain gold, there were black and red and calico and pinto - pretty much any color you might see on a carp. Then a kingfisher discovered them (exquisite little bird!) and within a few days the only ones left were those who were black or had black backs. Natural selection in action.

Yep! It’s also why most sources actually recommend housing them in tanks that are a minimum of 29 gallons or larger, and more if you have more than one. Those little goldfish bowls most pet stores sell are actually terrible for them.

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Cats are about roughly 20% domesticated. If they aren't handled as kittens, they can become pretty feral, and it is hard to make them housepets after 8 weeks old. They are pretty unique as far as domesticated animals go, but we all know that already. This is despite the fact that they have been tamed longer than people think. In 2021, the burial of a tamed cat was found on Cyprus. So, we have been evolving with our fuzzy friends since at least 7,500 years ago. There have been some biological changes, but not much compared to fully domesticated animals. You should read up on that archeology paper, it is interesting.

Kinda like in Australia dingos use to be dogs that escaped captivity

I think that's what he meant to say; poaching caused an extreme evolutionary pressure against large tusks. Since the terrestrial superpredator isn't as interested in specimens with small or no tusks they are more likely to survive and reproduce.

Nah man, the cold water is the villain nobody mentions ;)

Acording to who?

Highlands Cows are great pets. They are sweet and cute and their fur is soft and fluffy. Meat is a waste of ressources, you can live perfectly healthy on a plant based diet. Millions of people have been eaten plant based their whole life and are in average wayyyyy healthier than Omnies

​@@CordeliaWagner1999That is untrue

​@@CordeliaWagner1999meat is the reason humanity got to where it is. All meat eating animals are significantly more intelligent. But go ahead, stunt growth because you can't accept the cruelty of nature

@@CordeliaWagner1999 Meat can actually be a more efficient utilization of resources. Highland Cattle for example are able to traverse mountainous terrain unfit for farming and eat all sorts of vegetation that humans are incapable of digesting. They regenerate soil systems and keep plants from overgrowing and convert that energy into highly nutrient dense protein that we can then consume. Bison were a very important part in both the environment and diet of some native cultures.

Oh, and hornless cows are often that way because their horn buds where removed when they were little not because we have managed to breed out horns... same for goats actually

Well, some folks use them a living lawn mowers.

Meat, milk

​@@kevinharms5158and fur for some, like sheep

PETS.

Our neighbor use them as living lawn mowers. They're also my dogs playmates. Hehe.

Do I have a book recommendation for you! Man after Man!

also look into All Tomorrows

Hmm. Interesting question. Looking at history, artificial selection has been attempted quite a few times, and continues to this day. Today's distributions of various types of humans with relatively small differences are witness to that.

Yes

Elite humans domesticated the masses ...

Yes

Good thinking, there's a theory that we, as humans, have been domesticated by grains like wheat, rice, etc rather than the other way around.

True

Wonder what else the Chinese did 🫢

I think it's more of the fact that the elephants with the long tusk gene were kill off , because he said 90% was targeted for their tusks. So that would leave only or mostly the ones with literally Little to No tusks as the one now breeding. So the long tusks gene is or was basically killed off .

It's basically accidental selective breeding. They killed off the desired trait leaving the 'lesser' gene to continue passing on their genes.

Only the fancy ones. The common ones are basically just orange carp. They still need several orders of magnitude more space than most people think, though.

They develop rap.

@@iasimov5960 Rap came from a domesticated progressive society so no. Totally American too.

Shut up patriotism boi

@@hihi-pl5ce Patriotism? Boy? I think you forgot to tag the other person in the thread.

@@ambersummer2685 shut up boi i play roblox i got no more words to you

That’s been tried. Eugenics was a big thing in the last 2 centuries. It didn’t end well

Well yeah, it's exactly evolution. But it's not 'evolution' in the sense of not believed by religious people, as it is minor changes in animals instead of fish turning into humans

@@MelodicTurtleMetal So maybe evolution IS a short window of 1000 years out of the 26,000 year cycle where as animals' will & thought guide them through their evolution. So the ones during the cycle that have similar partners to procreate with will have a better chance of creating the new humans for the next 26,000 years. That's just my guess of why there're the gaps in the physical bone/impression evidence. So most likely I'm wrong as that info we are told is just twisted truths to full out lies. They just want us so confused and lost with anything in this world or how it works that you could almost get the truth by knowing all they say is lies, and the whistleblowers that have nothing to gain could be telling the truth.

Tf are you going on about bruh

I saw none. I think the internet is against you. Only you. Especially you.

What did he say.

Only immature people sexualize everything. It's also a sign of a low IQ.

narration not narratiom

Well, there's artificial selection, and natural selection. The actions that describe both situations is called evolution, a standard English word meaning "change over time". Any theory that attempts to describe how life changes over time must handle both situations, and Darwin's does this better than any. There are other theories, of course, but none other are as useful in making predictions.

Stop💀Doing that makes it a cult, not a religion

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​@@thabiforJesus5keep yourself quiet so that people in this community wont flame on you

@@strayiggytv - people need to vote the garbage DOWN... rather than ignore it, or click a like.

​@@foghornleg90downvotes have no function, they no longer remove an upvote or anything. Though a downvote does act as a form of engagement and will result in video promotion equally as well as a thumbs up. Ignoring it is more effective to not help it spread, as is not commenting. So well done. The more you comment, the more it spreads