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Animal Film FestivalAnimal Film Festival is produced by the Center for Animal Protection & Education (CAPE) a non-profit animal advocacy organization with locations in both Santa Cruz and Grass Valley, California. This is a one day festival taking place Saturday February 25, 2017 that will entertain and enlighten audiences with independent films, comedies, documentaries, and work by emerging artists. Animal Film Festival is currently accepting submissions for our third annual festival. Films may explore any aspect of animal welfare, animal rights, the human/animal bond or programs demonstrating ways to improve the lives of animals. New this year is a TEEN FILMMAKERS CATEGORY. Teens who have made short films about animals are encouarged to submit to this competitive category. During the festival, kindness towards animals will be evident in the food and beverages served, and the products made available to audiences, filmmakers and other participants. Filmmakers whose films are featured in the festival will be our guests at a special event the night before the festival.  Teen filmmakers of animal films submit to the AFF!New this year for the 4th annaul Animal Film Festival, is a category especially for teen filmmakers. If you are a teen who has made a movie about animals, submit it to this competietive category where prizes will be given. Films that showcase an animal, animals issues and especially solutions to the problems animals face around the world, will be given consideration for inclusion in the Animal Film Festival. For more information, visit www.animalfilmfestival.org. 18.04.2016 | Animal Film Festival's blog Cat. : animal films animal shorts teens Student
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In the 70s an American
In the 70s an American psychologist named Harry Harlow designed an experiment to test maternal bonding using primates. What he did was take infant macaques separating them from their mothers and placed them in a cage. the cage was fitted with two mannequin the scale of an adult mother from taxidermist Carthage NY. One of the models was a wire skeleton or wire surrogate mother that has a feeding bottle of milk attached to the mammary regions, and the second model was a soft cloth surrogate which did not have a feeding bottle but was covered in soft cloth of fur like material. The experiment was to see which mother the infant would prefer. it was observed that the infant spend majority of its time cuddling the cloth mother, and approached the wire surrogate only when it was hungry.