3. A method of analyzing behavior of one or more subjects of a living species comprising the steps of: a) collecting audio/visual records illustrating portions of the life of a subject, said portion of the life of the subject including an activity, and optionally, events preceding the activity and events following the activity; b) creating text describing the audio/visual record of each said portions, activity or events; c) storing said audio/visual records; d) indexing said audio/visual records using a sequential coding; e) associating said text with said audio/visual records; f) associating said keywords with said audio/visual records; g) recording said association between said audio/visual records and said text; h) recording the association between said audio/visual records and keywords; i) searching said audio/visual records, keywords and text to locate desired visual records; j) retrieving the audio/visual record, associated keywords and associated text; and k) comparing and contrasting the audio/visual records having the same keywords associated therewith, so that the same event recorded for different subjects can be contrasted and the preceding activity and following activity related thereto can be contrasted.
10. The method of claim 3 wherein said audio/visual records, keywords and text are displayed in an observable manner such that one or more audio/visual records, keywords and textual description can be concurrently viewed for one or more subjects and for one or more behaviors.