Dogs that travel alone on the subway to "hunt" unsuspecting victims
Russian scientists have studied the stray dogs of Moscow and their evolution since the fall of communism. These animals have demonstrated a capacity for adaptation to the environment and to new circumstances that surpasses in many cases by far that of humans. One of the skills developed by these canines is their habit of taking the subway in the mornings to get to the center of Moscow and taking it again at night to return to their homes. In the center of the city, food can be easily obtained, but not sleeping comfortably. They know exactly where and when to get on, observing, even, that they usually choose the cars with the least people (the first and the last usually), something that, according to Eugene Linden, requires reasoning and conscious thought. They are, moreover, capable of not losing their stop, thanks to their excellent sense of time that allows them to calculate their journey, to the recognition of the name of the station or its smell or to a combination of all these...