#animalhistory — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #animalhistory, aggregated by home.social.
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#jobKlaxon: PhD position within the ERC Starting Grant Project “AnimalFarm: An Architectural History of Intensive Animal Farming (1570–1992)” at the Politecnico di Torino, Italy
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#jobKlaxon: PhD position within the ERC Starting Grant Project “AnimalFarm: An Architectural History of Intensive Animal Farming (1570–1992)” at the Politecnico di Torino, Italy
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A fun short article about how humans discovered that dogs make life better.
#dognews #animalstories #doghistory #animalhistory #history #lifestyle #dogs #dog #tailwagwisdom
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A fun short article about how humans discovered that dogs make life better.
#dognews #animalstories #doghistory #animalhistory #history #lifestyle #dogs #dog #tailwagwisdom
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A fun short article about how humans discovered that dogs make life better.
#dognews #animalstories #doghistory #animalhistory #history #lifestyle #dogs #dog #tailwagwisdom
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A fun short article about how humans discovered that dogs make life better.
#dognews #animalstories #doghistory #animalhistory #history #lifestyle #dogs #dog #tailwagwisdom
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A fun short article about how humans discovered that dogs make life better.
#dognews #animalstories #doghistory #animalhistory #history #lifestyle #dogs #dog #tailwagwisdom
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Why dogs howl at the moon may surprise you.
#funfacts #animalhistory #dognews
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Do you know the truth behind why your dog howls?
#FunFacts #AnimalHistory #DogNews #TailWagWisdom
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Zum #Welttierschutztag verlosen wir unter allen, die dies boosten, ein Exemplar der #WerkstattGeschichte 56/2011 »#tiere«; im Thementeil, hg. v. @DocRoscher & André Krebber, Artikel zu Mensch-Tier-Beziehungen im kolonialen #Ostafrika, zu »Grizzly« Adams & der Herstellung des Bildes vom #Grizzlybären im 19. Jh. sowie zu #Zoo-Tieren in #Berlin & #London im #WW2:
▶ https://werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_ausgaben/tiere
#AnimalHistory #AnimalStudies #HumanAnimalStudies #histodons #WorldAnimalDay
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Despite being slow, gigantic, high cuisine, the Mute Swan 🦢 remained widespread in early modern Britain & Ireland (incl. Shetland!) It was protected as property, though tales of sole ownership by monarch / capital punishment are myths. Map from #AtlasofEarlyModernWildlife 📗 #envhist #animalhistory
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Spanish Shipwreck Reveals Evidence of Earliest Known Pet Cats to Arrive in US
#HackerNews #SpanishShipwreck #EarliestPetCats #USHistory #CatArchaeology #AnimalHistory
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Das #Anthropozän als Herausforderung für die Geschichtswissenschaft: Sandra Maß (Univ. Bochum) im nächsten #Jeudi-Vortrag über "Zukünftige Vergangenheiten" mit Kommentar von Grégory Quenet (Univ. Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines) & Moderation von Frédérique Chlous (Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle)
16.01. | 18:00 | vor Ort & online | DE-FR | in Koop. mit der Maison Heinrich Heine
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Heute vor 45 Jahren hatte die #Fernsehserie "Der Mann in den Bergen" in der #ARD Premiere. Mit der Figur "#GrizzlyAdams", so der Originaltitel der #TV-#Serie (1977), und der Genese des Bilds vom #Grizzlybären im 19. Jh. befasst sich:
Brett Mizelle, "A man quite as much of a show as his beasts": James Capen »Grizzly« Adams and the Making of Grizzly Bears, #WerkstattGeschichte 56/2010, https://werkstattgeschichte.de/abstracts/nr-56-brett-mizelle -
The smelt is an estuary fish which swims upstream to spawn. 250-500 years ago it was common around Britain, and was thought to smell like violets or green leaves! It is now much rarer due to over-fishing and poor water quality. Map from my #AtlasOfEarlyModernWildlife #AnimalHistory #GIS #UKwildlife
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Amazing opportunity @UniStavanger, Norway, to conduct a PhD Fellowship in environmental history. With @EFArnold and @DollyJorgensen All topics welcome, albeit with special interest in: water, saints, storytelling, animals.
#envhist #PhD #scholarship #animalhistory #waterhistory
https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/259365/phd-fellowship-in-environmental-history -
There is a dog in the library. Caught in the act in 1654 by Caspar Merian at Wolfenbüttel‘s famous Herzog August Bibliothek. #animalhistory #skystorians #bookhistory #HAB_WF
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"To piss on someone's parade": the 1681 #astronomy edition featuring a dog (urinating), a scientist (being urinated on), and a #pamphlet about comets.
This is scientific communication par excellence.
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Am #Welttierschutztag ein Hinweis auf #WerkstattGeschichte 56/2011 "#tiere", hg. v. @DocRoscher & André Krebber; Beiträge v. Bernhard Gißibl über Mensch-Tier-Beziehungen im kolonialen Ostafrika, Brett Mizelle zu "Grizzly" Adams und die Genese des Bildes vom Grizzly Bären im 19. Jh. sowie v. Anna-Katharina Wöbse & M. Roscher zu #Zoo-Tieren in #Berlin & #London im #2WW
https://werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_ausgaben/tiere
@histodons @historikerinnen
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Am #Welttierschutztag ein Hinweis auf #WerkstattGeschichte 56/2011 "#tiere", hg. v. @DocRoscher & André Krebber; Beiträge v. Bernhard Gißibl über Mensch-Tier-Beziehungen im kolonialen Ostafrika, Brett Mizelle zu "Grizzly" Adams und die Genese des Bildes vom Grizzly Bären im 19. Jh. sowie v. Anna-Katharina Wöbse & M. Roscher zu #Zoo-Tieren in #Berlin & #London im #2WW
https://werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_ausgaben/tiere
@histodons @historikerinnen
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Am #Welttierschutztag ein Hinweis auf #WerkstattGeschichte 56/2011 "#tiere", hg. v. @DocRoscher & André Krebber; Beiträge v. Bernhard Gißibl über Mensch-Tier-Beziehungen im kolonialen Ostafrika, Brett Mizelle zu "Grizzly" Adams und die Genese des Bildes vom Grizzly Bären im 19. Jh. sowie v. Anna-Katharina Wöbse & M. Roscher zu #Zoo-Tieren in #Berlin & #London im #2WW
https://werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_ausgaben/tiere
@histodons @historikerinnen
#AnimalHistory #AnimalStudies #HumanAnimalStudies #histodons #WorldAnimalDay -
Am #Welttierschutztag ein Hinweis auf #WerkstattGeschichte 56/2011 "#tiere", hg. v. @DocRoscher & André Krebber; Beiträge v. Bernhard Gißibl über Mensch-Tier-Beziehungen im kolonialen Ostafrika, Brett Mizelle zu "Grizzly" Adams und die Genese des Bildes vom Grizzly Bären im 19. Jh. sowie v. Anna-Katharina Wöbse & M. Roscher zu #Zoo-Tieren in #Berlin & #London im #2WW
https://werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_ausgaben/tiere
@histodons @historikerinnen
#AnimalHistory #AnimalStudies #HumanAnimalStudies #histodons #WorldAnimalDay -
Am #Welttierschutztag ein Hinweis auf #WerkstattGeschichte 56/2011 "#tiere", hg. v. @DocRoscher & André Krebber; Beiträge v. Bernhard Gißibl über Mensch-Tier-Beziehungen im kolonialen Ostafrika, Brett Mizelle zu "Grizzly" Adams und die Genese des Bildes vom Grizzly Bären im 19. Jh. sowie v. Anna-Katharina Wöbse & M. Roscher zu #Zoo-Tieren in #Berlin & #London im #2WW
https://werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_ausgaben/tiere
@histodons @historikerinnen
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Im Film "La paysanne au travail" übt eine Katze die Funktion einer Kontrolleurin bei der Trocknung der Blätter der Tabakpflanzen aus. Link zum Film:
https://ruralfilms.eu/filmdatabaseOnline/index.php?function=show_static_page&id_static_page=1
#HumanAnimalStudies #Tierillustration #animalhistory
#HorseHistory #aghist #archivCH #Katzen -
Im Film "La paysanne au travail" übt eine Katze die Funktion einer Kontrolleurin bei der Trocknung der Blätter der Tabakpflanzen aus. Link zum Film:
https://ruralfilms.eu/filmdatabaseOnline/index.php?function=show_static_page&id_static_page=1
#HumanAnimalStudies #Tierillustration #animalhistory
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Das nützliche Tier - ein Workshop der TU Dresden und des AfA vom 09.-10.11.2023 in Dresden. Programm:
https://tu-dresden.de/gsw/phil/ige/tgwg/ressourcen/dateien/Flyer_NuetzlichesTier_WorkshopTUD_Nov23_erw_MG.pdf?lang=de#AgrarianHistory #aghist #SwissHistory #ruralhistory #HumanAnimalStudies #animalhistory #HorseHistory
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Das nützliche Tier - ein Workshop der TU Dresden und des AfA vom 09.-10.11.2023 in Dresden. Programm:
https://tu-dresden.de/gsw/phil/ige/tgwg/ressourcen/dateien/Flyer_NuetzlichesTier_WorkshopTUD_Nov23_erw_MG.pdf?lang=de#AgrarianHistory #aghist #SwissHistory #ruralhistory #HumanAnimalStudies #animalhistory #HorseHistory
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According to my research, the Great Bustard was still pretty well recorded in Britain 250-500 years ago. It was hunted to extinction in the nineteenth century, but has since been reintroduced in Wiltshire.
I wonder if all the birds in the eastern Fen counties got soggy bums! - I don't think they are very waterproof birds! 😹🦃
(Map from my Atlas of Early Modern Wildlife)
#extinction #Britishbirds #bustard #ornithology #animalhistory #histodon -
According to my research, the Great Bustard was still pretty well recorded in Britain 250-500 years ago. It was hunted to extinction in the nineteenth century, but has since been reintroduced in Wiltshire.
I wonder if all the birds in the eastern Fen counties got soggy bums! - I don't think they are very waterproof birds! 😹🦃
(Map from my Atlas of Early Modern Wildlife)
#extinction #Britishbirds #bustard #ornithology #animalhistory #histodon -
According to my research, the Great Bustard was still pretty well recorded in Britain 250-500 years ago. It was hunted to extinction in the nineteenth century, but has since been reintroduced in Wiltshire.
I wonder if all the birds in the eastern Fen counties got soggy bums! - I don't think they are very waterproof birds! 😹🦃
(Map from my Atlas of Early Modern Wildlife)
#extinction #Britishbirds #bustard #ornithology #animalhistory #histodon -
According to my research, the Great Bustard was still pretty well recorded in Britain 250-500 years ago. It was hunted to extinction in the nineteenth century, but has since been reintroduced in Wiltshire.
I wonder if all the birds in the eastern Fen counties got soggy bums! - I don't think they are very waterproof birds! 😹🦃
(Map from my Atlas of Early Modern Wildlife)
#extinction #Britishbirds #bustard #ornithology #animalhistory #histodon -
According to my research, the Great Bustard was still pretty well recorded in Britain 250-500 years ago. It was hunted to extinction in the nineteenth century, but has since been reintroduced in Wiltshire.
I wonder if all the birds in the eastern Fen counties got soggy bums! - I don't think they are very waterproof birds! 😹🦃
(Map from my Atlas of Early Modern Wildlife)
#extinction #Britishbirds #bustard #ornithology #animalhistory #histodon -
Hi everyone, today is the day my book, THE ATLAS OF EARLY MODERN WILDLIFE is published. 🙀💚
The Atlas catalogues the state of nature in Britain and Ireland during the sixteenth-eighteenth centuries. 🐺🦫🦅🦃🐳🐟🐢🐍🦞🦐
It's taken me five years to get to this point! The Atlas is based on over 10,000 records from 200+ primary sources (essentially books written in the time period)!
#biodiversity #extinction #wildlife #earlymodern #histodons #AnimalHistory #HistoricalEcology #HGIS #envhist
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There is a dog in the print shop. Caught in the act in #Augsburg 1621, in Wolfgang Kilian's printing house signet. #bookhistory #animalhistory
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Amateur naturalists still recorded wolves in the early modern period around Sutherland, and in the west of Ireland, but not England or Wales where they seem to have already gone extinct. 🐺💔
But of course, there are legends of wolves living much later than that, and in very different areas! And I have a bit of research coming out later this month which describes what happened when they went extinct in England :abunhdhappyhop:
#AnimalHistory #EarlyModern #wolves #histodons #ecology #mammals
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Es wurde ein Hengst falsch abgeliefert, und nun steht das Tier nahe Stralsund im Jahre 1808, und wartet auf den Besitzer.
"Bey mir steht ein junger Hengst, Rothfuchs von Farbe, welcher mir in der Meinung, daß er mir zugehöre, zugesandt ist. Da er nicht der meinige ist, so wird der Eigner ersucht, ihn gegen Erstattung der Kosten abholen zu lassen." #Pferde #Zeitungsmeldung #animalhistory #histodons
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After the Norman Conquests in Britain and Ireland, Rabbits were commonly kept in artificial warrens for meat and fur. 🐇
By the period that I study (250-500 years ago) Rabbits were widespread in England. Strangely though, they still had a mainly coastal distribution around Scotland, Ireland and Wales until much later. :abunhdsadpat:
Map from my forthcoming book. :blobbunblush:
#Rabbits #mammals #AnimalHistory #EarlyModern #Histodons #ecology -
The image begins to change more significantly after 1700. Like in this 1720 edition (in German and Latin) from #Nürnberg, the entire scene is interpreted more like a scholar's library work place: A large desk with a writing setting, a (normal sized, by the way) human working at the desk, and in the back are cupboards full of unbound book units, and stacked paper sheets of publications.
Bonus details: a window signals that these shops had fresh air. Also: a dog!
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Just a German book about bugs from around 1800. Big bugs. Small bugs. Weird bugs. All of them. A bug world.
This one is for #animalhistory and #bookhistory nerds alike. #histodons
The bug book (in German: Abbildungen der Wanzen) was written by Johann Friedrich Wolf and published by Johan Jacob Palm in #Erlangen. Have a look at the digital copy:
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It is important wo have a good story on more than one level. This print chose a story of a horseman meeting thousands of mice in battle formation near #Hannover. This is a good start, as everyone has seen a battle formation - and mice. #animalhistory #histodons
Bonus detail: a rat as a colonel ("Feld-Obrister").
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How to sell a #broadside in early modern Germany?
Have a look at this single-sheet print of 1675 and discover a story of mice in battle formation including a religious comment. A thread for #bookhistory, #mediahistory and #animalhistory. #histodons #history
Access the print here: https://t1p.de/pjk1
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So I just read the historical account of the first ever documented animal liberation (aka open rescue). 1977. Two dolphins held captive at the University of Hawaii.
Absolutely floored at the humanity of the rescuers (who had been workers in the lab, scientists themselves)... and the same, comparative amount of feeling on the part of the dolphins.
The doctor (PhD) running the lab kept them confined for 5 years in cement ISOLATION TANKS.
Dolphins, we now know, are among the most intelligent and communicative creatures. They give each other names and are extremely social.
One dolphin was deprived even of any toys.
This was the breaking point for one of the men who worked there (they were also in charge of cleaning the tanks, which made the rescue much easier).
They made a plan with the help of a local boater, who was able to lower the rescued dolphins and release them back into the ocean. The two lab workers accompanied.
One of the dolphins bolted off into her freedom right away.
The other one kept swimming nearby her only two friends from the last 5 years (they had fed her, gave the toys, tried to provide companionship).
She continued to swim nearby in the bay for several weeks without being caught and recaptured (can you imagine?!?!!?).
It shows so much of their sentience, their personhood -- they are great beings no less than us.
All laboratory testing and captivity of animals must stop. In this era of fMRI and several other non-invasive human imaging methods - we don't need that anymore, either (if there was ever an argument for it0.
Friends don't let friends become animal lab researchers. We need to educate enough people so there is no "new generation" of animal research - we are animals. Humans. The research happens on US.
If you agree, or want to help it reach more people, would appreciate if you BOOST this for others to take a look at who aren't currently seeing it. Thank you so much!
#animalrescue #animalliberation #dolphins #personhood #animalresearch #animallab #universityofhawaii #history #animals #animalhistory #animalminds
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So I just read the historical account of the first ever documented animal liberation (aka open rescue). 1977. Two dolphins held captive at the University of Hawaii.
Absolutely floored at the humanity of the rescuers (who had been workers in the lab, scientists themselves)... and the same, comparative amount of feeling on the part of the dolphins.
The doctor (PhD) running the lab kept them confined for 5 years in cement ISOLATION TANKS.
Dolphins, we now know, are among the most intelligent and communicative creatures. They give each other names and are extremely social.
One dolphin was deprived even of any toys.
This was the breaking point for one of the men who worked there (they were also in charge of cleaning the tanks, which made the rescue much easier).
They made a plan with the help of a local boater, who was able to lower the rescued dolphins and release them back into the ocean. The two lab workers accompanied.
One of the dolphins bolted off into her freedom right away.
The other one kept swimming nearby her only two friends from the last 5 years (they had fed her, gave the toys, tried to provide companionship).
She continued to swim nearby in the bay for several weeks without being caught and recaptured (can you imagine?!?!!?).
It shows so much of their sentience, their personhood -- they are great beings no less than us.
All laboratory testing and captivity of animals must stop. In this era of fMRI and several other non-invasive human imaging methods - we don't need that anymore, either (if there was ever an argument for it0.
Friends don't let friends become animal lab researchers. We need to educate enough people so there is no "new generation" of animal research - we are animals. Humans. The research happens on US.
If you agree, or want to help it reach more people, would appreciate if you BOOST this for others to take a look at who aren't currently seeing it. Thank you so much!
#animalrescue #animalliberation #dolphins #personhood #animalresearch #animallab #universityofhawaii #history #animals #animalhistory #animalminds
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So I just read the historical account of the first ever documented animal liberation (aka open rescue). 1977. Two dolphins held captive at the University of Hawaii.
Absolutely floored at the humanity of the rescuers (who had been workers in the lab, scientists themselves)... and the same, comparative amount of feeling on the part of the dolphins.
The doctor (PhD) running the lab kept them confined for 5 years in cement ISOLATION TANKS.
Dolphins, we now know, are among the most intelligent and communicative creatures. They give each other names and are extremely social.
One dolphin was deprived even of any toys.
This was the breaking point for one of the men who worked there (they were also in charge of cleaning the tanks, which made the rescue much easier).
They made a plan with the help of a local boater, who was able to lower the rescued dolphins and release them back into the ocean. The two lab workers accompanied.
One of the dolphins bolted off into her freedom right away.
The other one kept swimming nearby her only two friends from the last 5 years (they had fed her, gave the toys, tried to provide companionship).
She continued to swim nearby in the bay for several weeks without being caught and recaptured (can you imagine?!?!!?).
It shows so much of their sentience, their personhood -- they are great beings no less than us.
All laboratory testing and captivity of animals must stop. In this era of fMRI and several other non-invasive human imaging methods - we don't need that anymore, either (if there was ever an argument for it0.
Friends don't let friends become animal lab researchers. We need to educate enough people so there is no "new generation" of animal research - we are animals. Humans. The research happens on US.
If you agree, or want to help it reach more people, would appreciate if you BOOST this for others to take a look at who aren't currently seeing it. Thank you so much!
#animalrescue #animalliberation #dolphins #personhood #animalresearch #animallab #universityofhawaii #history #animals #animalhistory #animalminds
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So I just read the historical account of the first ever documented animal liberation (aka open rescue). 1977. Two dolphins held captive at the University of Hawaii.
Absolutely floored at the humanity of the rescuers (who had been workers in the lab, scientists themselves)... and the same, comparative amount of feeling on the part of the dolphins.
The doctor (PhD) running the lab kept them confined for 5 years in cement ISOLATION TANKS.
Dolphins, we now know, are among the most intelligent and communicative creatures. They give each other names and are extremely social.
One dolphin was deprived even of any toys.
This was the breaking point for one of the men who worked there (they were also in charge of cleaning the tanks, which made the rescue much easier).
They made a plan with the help of a local boater, who was able to lower the rescued dolphins and release them back into the ocean. The two lab workers accompanied.
One of the dolphins bolted off into her freedom right away.
The other one kept swimming nearby her only two friends from the last 5 years (they had fed her, gave the toys, tried to provide companionship).
She continued to swim nearby in the bay for several weeks without being caught and recaptured (can you imagine?!?!!?).
It shows so much of their sentience, their personhood -- they are great beings no less than us.
All laboratory testing and captivity of animals must stop. In this era of fMRI and several other non-invasive human imaging methods - we don't need that anymore, either (if there was ever an argument for it0.
Friends don't let friends become animal lab researchers. We need to educate enough people so there is no "new generation" of animal research - we are animals. Humans. The research happens on US.
If you agree, or want to help it reach more people, would appreciate if you BOOST this for others to take a look at who aren't currently seeing it. Thank you so much!
#animalrescue #animalliberation #dolphins #personhood #animalresearch #animallab #universityofhawaii #history #animals #animalhistory #animalminds
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So I just read the historical account of the first ever documented animal liberation (aka open rescue). 1977. Two dolphins held captive at the University of Hawaii.
Absolutely floored at the humanity of the rescuers (who had been workers in the lab, scientists themselves)... and the same, comparative amount of feeling on the part of the dolphins.
The doctor (PhD) running the lab kept them confined for 5 years in cement ISOLATION TANKS.
Dolphins, we now know, are among the most intelligent and communicative creatures. They give each other names and are extremely social.
One dolphin was deprived even of any toys.
This was the breaking point for one of the men who worked there (they were also in charge of cleaning the tanks, which made the rescue much easier).
They made a plan with the help of a local boater, who was able to lower the rescued dolphins and release them back into the ocean. The two lab workers accompanied.
One of the dolphins bolted off into her freedom right away.
The other one kept swimming nearby her only two friends from the last 5 years (they had fed her, gave the toys, tried to provide companionship).
She continued to swim nearby in the bay for several weeks without being caught and recaptured (can you imagine?!?!!?).
It shows so much of their sentience, their personhood -- they are great beings no less than us.
All laboratory testing and captivity of animals must stop. In this era of fMRI and several other non-invasive human imaging methods - we don't need that anymore, either (if there was ever an argument for it0.
Friends don't let friends become animal lab researchers. We need to educate enough people so there is no "new generation" of animal research - we are animals. Humans. The research happens on US.
If you agree, or want to help it reach more people, would appreciate if you BOOST this for others to take a look at who aren't currently seeing it. Thank you so much!
#animalrescue #animalliberation #dolphins #personhood #animalresearch #animallab #universityofhawaii #history #animals #animalhistory #animalminds
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Jetzt auf der AfA Webseite online: Text von Peter Moser zu den Versuchen, „multifunktionale Tiere in monofunktionale Projektionsflächen zu transformieren“: https://histoirerurale.ch/pdfs/Moser_Grenzen2021.pdf
#SwissHistory #ruralhistory #histCH #archivCH #animalhistory #HumanAnimalStudies #HorseHistory -
Good to know for dog lovers: "a most beautiful dog", from Greenland, was exhibited in England in late eighteenth-century. This printed handbill was sure: the dog is "striking every Spectator with Astonishment". #animalhistory #dogcontent #histodons
Source: https://digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/objects/07a9b6da-5f92-452d-9a1e-5ab55b4c1987/
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#introduction on a snowy Sunday morning here in Berlin. I'm a historian of science and technology working on the intersection of sericulture (silk cultivation) and #biology in #Japan. I'm recently exploring the #history of a #silk weaving culture in Japan's southern periphery. My interests & collaborations are interdisciplinary #writing #CreativeNonFiction #AnimalHistory #Insects #textiles #art #biomaterials #enthist #environment #STS #envhum #archaeology #histsci #wisdom #knowledge #histodons