Preference Test Design in Applied Animal Settings: A Scoping Review
Applied Animal Behaviour Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 106476 - 106476
Published: Dec. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
The effects of aerator noise on the swimming, feeding, and growth of Micropterus salmoides
Yadong Zhang,
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Abubakar Shitu,
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Shengyu Hang
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et al.
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Oct. 5, 2023
Aquaculture
systems,
replete
with
equipment
noise
originating
from
aerators,
pumps,
feeders,
and
filtration
are
known
to
exert
substantial
influence
on
fish
behavior
growth.
In
this
research,
the
focus
was
directed
towards
comprehending
impacts
of
aerator
swimming,
feeding,
growth
progression
largemouth
bass.
course
a
50-day
experimental
period,
bass
population
segmented
into
two
groups:
(90.3dB
re
μPa
RMS
-1
)
ambient
(70.4dB
).
The
findings
indicated
discernible
disparities
in
swimming
feeding
between
groups.
Specifically,
group
maintained
greater
average
angular
distance
physical
separation
their
nearest
counterparts
than
group,
which
were
43.61
±
1.89°
85.47
1.72mm
for
48.32
0.49°
97.01
0.57mm
group.
Furthermore,
kinetic
energy
markedly
lower
as
compared
For
first
time,
Shannon-Wiener
diversity
index
leveraged
gauge
behavior,
results
signifying
2.69
0.07
higher
that
2.51
0.02.
Lastly,
demonstrated
compromised
performance,
significantly
weight
opposed
along
marked
variations
specific
rate.
These
offer
telling
revelation
about
profound
behavioral
bass,
thereby
forming
valuable
referential
base
future
research
centered
effects
pollution
aquatic
organisms.
Language: Английский
Flight Initiation Distance in an Urban Bird: Influence of the Number of People, Gaze Orientation, and Bird Behavior
Birds,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(2), P. 255 - 264
Published: June 5, 2024
Background:
The
flight
initiation
distance
(FID)
measures
the
a
bird
flees
from
an
approaching
predator.
Factors
such
as
frequency
of
predator
approaches,
direction
gaze,
variations
in
presence
across
different
areas,
and
specific
behaviors
displayed
by
predators
can
all
affect
FID.
For
birds,
people
assume
role
predators.
Methods:
This
study
aimed
to
evaluate
whether
FID
species
Sicalis
flaveola
(Saffron
finch,
Aves,
Passeriformes)
is
influenced
number
their
gaze
direction,
comparing
areas
with
greater
lesser
flow
relating
types
behavior
exhibited
birds.
Results:
results
showed
that
walking
towards
escape
behavior,
more
generating
longer
FIDs
than
fewer
people.
If
approach
was
eyes
fixed
on
were
longer.
When
birds
alert,
Conclusion:
Overall,
findings
imply
exhibit
nuanced
reactions
human
presence,
even
frequent
encounters,
highlighting
advanced
capacity
for
assessing
responding
perceived
risks.
Language: Английский