Concerts for Cats? Dances for dogs? Yes, it’s come to this
Clip: 5/12/2016 | 2m 54s
Concerts for Cats? Dances for dogs? Yes, it’s come to this
Humans tend to view animals as a source of entertainment, but anthropologist Laurel Braitman is more concerned with entertaining them. That’s why she started putting on music concerts for everything from wolves to miniature donkeys. The only rules: no people, and no food bribes for attention. Braitman gives her Brief But Spectacular take on non-human entertainment and animal madness.
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Concerts for Cats? Dances for dogs? Yes, it’s come to this
Clip: 5/12/2016 | 2m 54s
Humans tend to view animals as a source of entertainment, but anthropologist Laurel Braitman is more concerned with entertaining them. That’s why she started putting on music concerts for everything from wolves to miniature donkeys. The only rules: no people, and no food bribes for attention. Braitman gives her Brief But Spectacular take on non-human entertainment and animal madness.
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