These Animals Actually LIKE Getting Caught

The video explores the concept of 'trap happiness' in animal research, where certain animals are repeatedly caught in traps, skewing population estimates. It discusses whether this behavior is due to personality traits or other factors like size, sex, age, and trap design. The video highlights studies on various species, including fish, squirrels, and snakes, and concludes that while personality may play a role, other factors are also significant. The video calls for more research to understand why some animals are more prone to being trapped repeatedly.

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