A rókák tudománya board game

"The Science of Foxes" is a board game that lets you retrace one of the most daring experiments in the history of genetics. In 1958, Beljaev and Trut began breeding foxes for tameness alone, modelling the thousands-of-years-long domestication of dogs. Players follow the development of the foxes, gather sponsors to support their research and aim to raise the tamest fox of all. Along the way, you will see how selection for behaviour alone also produced physical traits familiar from domesticated animals, such as patches of colour, drooping ears and curled tails.

The box contains a double-sided game board, four player boards, 40 wooden fox figures, 48 blank fox cards, 80 dice, study, science, sponsor and rival cards, a scoring card and a rulebook, along with erasable markers. Designed for 1 to 4 players aged 14 and up, a game takes around 60 minutes.