Humans are like hamsters – and Govert Flint wants to enrich our cages
‘There is physiological evidence that environmental enrichment improves brain function,’ declares Govert Flint of the Enrichers.
Environment enrichment involves physical and social stimulation to increase brain activity. For example, raisi
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