His subjects were rats. Tanner describes an experiment in which Calhoun placed five pregnant Norway rats in a quarter-acre pen divided into apartments suited for nesting. The compound was supplied with water and food sufficient to meet the needs of an expanding population. In human terms, the spacious territories staked out by dominant males may be seen as gated communities. And, Bay County is given to various behavioral sinks.
Spring Break is one.
Commuting to work is another. And dysfunction, in assorted forms, is the obvious result. One of the most dangerous manifestations of the problem is road rage, a phenomenon once thought to be contained within California. Today, a growing body of evidence suggests that road rage is an issue locally. Assistant Lynn Haven Police Chief Greg Smith finds that the road rage problem is growing more serious.