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We tend to think humans domesticated wolves, but one influential hypothesis proposes some Ice Age wolves began the process themselves by scavenging around human camps, where the bolder, less fearful individuals that tolerated people gained easier access to food and may have left more descendants than their wary siblings
22+ hour, 55+ min ago (1066+ words) Ancient DNA from a 14,300-year-old jawbone in Somerset and a Siberian wolf pup's last meal is reshaping how we understand dog domestication, pointing toward wolves that essentially tamed themselves around Ice Age human camps. By The Long View · Edited by…...