ethologist

Interestingly for the ethologist, they have habitats: for example, the bottom comments in the stacks in YouTube...

This is like the ethologist attempting to determine the natural behaviours of captive animals in a lab.

Basically everything you said would be vehemently disagreed with by a large group of prominent ethologist.

The God Delusion is a 2006 book by British evolutionary biologist and ethologist Richard Dawkins.

Not saying you can't over do it, but the GP's comment is much more in line with thinking by modern ethologist.

I think you would like ‘Determined’ by Robert Sapolsky (mentioned in the article), an endocrine neurobiologist and ethologist.

The emic viewpoint is that of the subject themselves; the etic viewpoint is that of the anthropologist (the ethologist in this case).

The most famous Lorenz probably is the ethologist and Nobel laureate Konrad Lorenz.

He's a dutch ethologist, researching the social behaviour and emotions of animals, mainly primates I think.

Has anyone asked an actual Ethologist or Neurophysiologist what they think?

I bet a super-intelligent alien ethologist would interpret our society as a living thing.

The prototypical modern ethologist is Jane Goodall, and the one whose work I've myself most closely and productively studied is Mary Jane West-Eberhard.

> When Niko Tinbergen, the Nobel prizewinning ethologist, was asked how human beings differ from animals he responded, “I wish I knew.” Another way to see this is that other mammals are no different to humans.