[ SECRET POST #2564 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2564 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

While I don't remember the specifics, I'm pretty sure my Animal Behaviour course covered traits that make certain species more or less domesticable. I'm pretty sure cats are actually kind of an odd species out, and really were not ripe for domestication, but stuff happened anyway.

Also, animals need to a) actually have the genetic potential for humans to select for (ie. a more personable demeanor), and b) be possible to regulate the breeding of. I'm not sure it would have been possible to selectively breed moose in the far past, given how hella aggressive the males get in breeding season plus how huge they are.

There's also probably a big dollop of random chance in there, too.