"As our knowledge of the passive response to fear in animals
deepens, a clearer understanding of the human fear response will
emerge. But there is more to science than facts and discoveries and
breakthroughs. Scientific research has its own compensation. Doing
the work of science is rewarding. Working outside with camera and
binoculars while becoming one with nature is awe-inspiring.
Discovering the secrets of how animals live and what they do and
why they do it is the most satisfying thing I have ever
accomplished. Animals do interesting things. Our respect for
animals and all of nature increases as we try to fathom the
complexities of even commonplace creatures. One of the most
exciting aspects of scientific adventure is not knowing where it
will lead. My curiosity about how alligators stayed warm started me
on a journey of wonderment to how hiding animals respond to fear.
And that journey lead to the crib of a baby at risk for an
insidious killer. It is impossible to anticipate where future
research into the passive fear response will lead. One fact is
abundantly clear; it will be an exciting voyage into the
unknown."
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