"Traditional methods of behavioral observation and intervention are largely based on statistical regularities and projections of subjective human experience, and thus have inherent limitations."
"In my work, I have found that the root causes of many abnormal animal behaviors—such as stereotypy, aggression, and fear avoidance—are often hidden in extremely subtle, atypical signals, or are closely linked to environmental stressors and past traumas that humans fail to perceive."
"For example, a carnivore's aggressive tendencies toward clothing of a specific color may stem from a memory from its youth, associated with a Veterinarian in a similarly colored uniform who once caused it fright..."
Yang Qi conducted an in-depth analysis based on actual case studies, such as Xiong Ba's violent reaction to the man in the flat cap, the Gray Wolf Happy's unusual vigilance, and even the intense dependency exhibited by "Stone."
