Published on sciencealert.com the 09.09.2022. | By: David Nield
Politicians in several countries forced zoos to remain closed due to the pandemic. This caused alterations in the behaviour of animals that have now been scientifically assessed.
Published on the YouTube channel of the University of Wuppertal the 01.02.2022.
Wuppertal Green Zoo is an important centre for research and science. The video shows just how important the research opportunities at the zoo are to understand the behaviour of elephants.
Published on vocal.media the 03.11.2021. | By: Jenna Deedy
Zoo opponents always speak about marine mammals being forced to perform “tricks” in shows – however, in reality, they are just displaying natural behaviors voluntarily.
Published on phys.org the 15.10.2021. | By: Rosemary Brandt
Zoo visitors will have seen this behaviour: prairie dogs give each other kisses from time to time. But what lies behind this behaviour? The article explains it.
Published on sciencedirect.com the 12.11.2020. | By: Maya Kummrow
A scientific study about abnormal behaviour in primates under human care: How do you handle it diagnostically and therapeutically? This paper provides an answer.
Published on badische-zeitung.de the 26.08.2019. | By: Manuel Fritsch
Dr. Immanuel Birmelin is conducting research on wild animals under human care in Freiburg – the renowned behavioural scientist is visiting the carnivores at the Charles Knie Circus.