During the 20th Century, scientists in the USSR undertook a program to domesticate foxes. The scientists selected those foxes who were most willing to interact with humans (in exchange for food.) These foxes were bred for many generations, ultimately resulting in the world's first domesticated foxes. Some even developed floppy ears and a curly tail, like dogs! This is an example of _____________

During the 20th Century, scientists in the USSR undertook a program to domesticate foxes. The scientists selected those foxes who were most willing to interact with humans (in exchange for food.) These foxes were bred for many generations, ultimately resulting in the world's first domesticated foxes. Some even developed floppy ears and a curly tail, like dogs! This is an example of _____________

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