When, during the sixties, Jane Goodall gave wild chimpanzees a name instead of a number, she put the science world upside down. Anonymous animals were no longer nothing more than a number. Using something as apparently simple as a name, she validated their individuality and uniqueness.
When you face a fox, you face personality.
Many years from then, we still tend to grossly underestimate our fellow earthlings and regard them like interchangeable... more