In Mother Nature, Sarah Hrdy writes that herd-living animals tend to be very fussy about which baby to raise and not, while some solitary animals are so indiscriminate that they can even raise the young of other species.
In Mother Nature, Sarah Hrdy writes that herd-living animals tend to be very fussy about which baby to raise and not, while some solitary animals are so indiscriminate that they can even raise the young of other species.
In Mother Nature, Sarah Hrdy writes that herd-living animals tend to be very fussy about which baby to raise and not, while some solitary animals are so indiscriminate that they can even raise the young of other species.