These findings may apply to other brainy captive creatures including great apes, elephants and whales, said the head of the research group, Dr. Georgia Mason, Director of the University of Guelph’s ...
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Think a bigger cage solves parrot boredom? Here’s the real threat
Quick Take Parrots’ intelligence is on par with that of a human toddler, so isolation and boredom trigger destructive behaviors. Destructive behaviors emerge when enrichment is lacking, harming ...
Foraging enrichment is considered one of the most effective ways to enhance expression of species-typical behaviours and prevent the development of abnormal (repetitive) behaviours in captive animals.
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