u/Big_Fox_3996

Other than the Fuegian fox, is there any discussion about animal species that appear like they may have been domesticated or semi domesticated in the archaeological record?

Assuming this is the classic be careful what you wish for situation, as a lawyer are there any loopholes in this wish phrasing that you can spot? and if so how would you phrase this wish in order to avoid such loopholes? I’m in CT

I’m trying to make low poly animal models for a game but every tutorial I’ve seen online is about shaders or on models that are not low poly.

Do you see the episodes more through the eyes of rick or morty? Primarily episodes when they’re both the protagonist

I’m looking for a hardy breed with calico patterns for my 50 gallon planted tank.

Edit: i prefer breeds with comet/koi shape. Nothing like the ranchu

If not, could that be the reason why we’re the only species left?

Considering the 6 requirements for domestication (according to Jared Diamond)

1. Must have a diverse diet that does overlap too much a human diet
2. Must have a fast growth and reproduction rate
3. Must be willing to breed in captivity
4. Must be docile and manageable
5. Must be social, with some kind of herd or social hierarchy insticts
6. Must have a limited flight response

Given infinite time and resources which wild animal species would you to attempt to domesticate?

*Bonus questions*:
What would be the reasons for domestication?
If brought back to the Stone Age, how could this domesticated species have changed our society?

I’d love to find a game with a large emphasis on animal husbandry. Something akin to stardew valley but the main focus is collecting and taking care of the animals. Or even something like a zoo tycoon but a focus on domesticated species. Any suggestions?

Edit: Ive already played slime rancher. Amazing game. But I’m really looking for that farm animal and pet (domesticated animals) aesthetic.

I’ve heard that specific traits can arise across species as a byproduct of domestication. E.g. floppy ears in dogs, pigs, goats, cats etc. I’m curious, in the instances that we domesticated animals for combat like chickens or dogs, was there any pattern of physical traits or behaviors that arose fairly consistently across species?

I hope my question makes sense