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You're missing the point. In both cases, the animals are respecting invisible borders, in one case because there is no prey on the other side and in the other
by Ensorceled 7y ago
You're missing the point. In both cases, the animals are respecting invisible borders, in one case because there is no prey on the other side and in the other because there are predators on the other side.
It's similar, not exactly the same, and respecting the invisible border is the point.
- celticninja 7y agoI think they adhere to, rather than respect, the border.