> Here we have a highly intelligent and inventive creature repeatedly trying its best to escape - it's hard not to identify with it! - and the scientists just

> Here we have a highly intelligent and inventive creature repeatedly trying its best to escape - it's hard not to identify with it! - and the scientists just recapture it by force. > They actively oppose the animal's attempts to liberate itself, again and again. That makes me think about the Rat Park experiments. Treatment of the animal's may play a bigger role in the results of experiments than anyone suspects. Especially as the intelligence of the animal increases.