Luisa Ungar and her invited guest will present their research on relationships between public space and animality. It follows from the studies called Spontaneous innovation for future deception (SIFFD) developed in various zoos around the world since the 1940s. On this occasion, the invited animal behavior specialist will focus on the way in which certain local wild species have adapted themselves to staged environments.

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Following his first presentation in November 7, Trevor Yeung continues his storytelling project. Inspired by the story of Lonesome George, who was the last known specimen of a subspecies of Pinta Island tortoise, Yeung will embark on a search for other Lonesome Georges out in the wild, resulting in an evening of tales that he will present in collaboration with a storyteller.  

On top of a new English session at Spring, he will presenting a Cantonese session in a special location which will be announced.

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