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Tracking Animal Behavior

Tom Jackson

It is hard enough getting a complete picture of how the most common animals - domestic pets, for example - behave. However, this is tougher still for creatures that are active at night, such as many species of cats, live in remote regions, or live in the top of the tree canopy. Zoologists have developed a variety of techniques to conduct behavioural studies including remote sensing, cameras and video cameras, and webcams.

GenresAnimal behaviorResearchMethodologyJuvenile literature

32 pages

English edition · First published 2016 by Raintree · ISBN 9781474702416

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