00:00Here, the animals have to appropriate the environment themselves, find the best food,
00:29and hide when they are in danger.
00:32We see that from one generation to the next, they are changing their behavior, they become
00:41real wild animals again.
00:43And even for me, it's incredible to see that this happens in a few years.
00:59The Orocs were probably present all over Europe, and there were huge herds of hundreds of thousands,
01:13maybe millions, dispersed all over Europe.
01:25We are convinced that an animal that looks the most like an Oroc, without being a copy,
01:34has greater chances of survival.
01:37It needs big horns to defend itself against wolves, it needs to be high on the legs to
01:47be able to cover large distances.
01:50We really need these primitive characteristics, which are still present in many races in Europe.
02:20In a lot of cases, it's useless.
02:39Why should you de-domesticate pigs, for example, when you still have the wild boar?
02:44But in the case of horses, and especially the bovine, the wild ancestor is gone.
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