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    Re: Question for those who you barren tubs

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    To me it's not much different than the way preschool functions for little kids: it offers exposure to new things, and it's those new things that make more brain
    connections. While we assume reptile brains are vastly different from ours, I still think they operate along the same lines...
    I had posted an interesting article about this exact thing. There is research that shows that a reptiles brain is not as different from our own than we once thought.

    https://massivesci.com/articles/liza...e-brain-human/

    This kind of stuff is super interesting to me because ever since I joined the forum almost a year ago, I was told they are simple, instinctual, not complex animals. It is interesting to read stuff stating the contrary. I think the jury is still out on a lot of the information and we still have so, so much to learn. And my huge AP10 for my single male BP may be overkill.. But I love him and want to provide the best that I possibly can for him.
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