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How the Poinsettia Became a Symbol of Christmas

Poinsettias symbolize Christmas and reflect a complex history of domestication and economic significance.
The U.S. is the top producer of poinsettias, with impressive sales figures during the holiday season.
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A Gallery of Dogs Through the Ages

Humans and dogs have shared a profound bond for thousands of years, as evidenced by ancient footprints and historical artifacts.

Pigeons Get Pretty in This Historic, Illustrated Profile of Fancy Breeds

Urban pigeons, seen as nuisances today, descended from valued pigeons showcased in history, embodying a rich legacy documented by enthusiasts like Emil Schachtzabel.

A Gallery of Dogs Through the Ages

Humans and dogs have shared a profound bond for thousands of years, as evidenced by ancient footprints and historical artifacts.

Pigeons Get Pretty in This Historic, Illustrated Profile of Fancy Breeds

Urban pigeons, seen as nuisances today, descended from valued pigeons showcased in history, embodying a rich legacy documented by enthusiasts like Emil Schachtzabel.
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#dog-behavior

Scientists discover dogs are entering a new phase of evolution

Dogs are experiencing a third wave of domestication influenced by humans' preferences for friendly, calm pets suited to a sedentary lifestyle.

Dogs have lost their ability to convey facial expressions, study says

Domestication has limited dogs' ability to produce facial expressions like their wolf ancestors, leading to potential misinterpretations and safety risks.

Scientists discover dogs are entering a new phase of evolution

Dogs are experiencing a third wave of domestication influenced by humans' preferences for friendly, calm pets suited to a sedentary lifestyle.

Dogs have lost their ability to convey facial expressions, study says

Domestication has limited dogs' ability to produce facial expressions like their wolf ancestors, leading to potential misinterpretations and safety risks.
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A Gallery of Cats Through the Ages

Cats were domesticated around 12,000 BCE, fostering a long-standing relationship with humans despite varying cultural perceptions over millennia.

Why Did Ancient Humans Domesticate Horses? Here's What We Do Know

Horses profoundly influenced human societies through domestication, technology, and ecology, affecting travel, communication, and agriculture.
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