It's unclear whether vendors view changes in buying
behavior as the elephant in the room (not to be discussed) or are aware of the shift but have concluded nothing can be done.
Not exact matches
The scientists video - recorded the families» reactions to the various calls and measured certain key
behaviors, such
as whether the
elephants defensively bunched together, whether they listened and smelled for the stranger, and how much time they spent doing these activities.
Although scientists previously thought that grieving
behavior was limited to chimps and humans, researchers have now observed the
behavior in several other monkey species,
as well
as elephants, dogs, cats, and even crows.
Headshaking can occur in more general contexts, such
as when an
elephant is agitated [27], but in these alarm call contexts headshaking appears to be a specific response to bees,
as the
behavior was observed only in response to bee sounds and bee alarm calls, not in response to any other original stimulus or vocalization playback (Fig. 2; [23]-RRB-.
The story mines territory familiar to Picoult — family, memory and identity —
as it follows 13 - year - old Jenna Metcalf, whose mother Alice (a scientist specializing in
elephant behavior) went missing in the wake of a tragic accident more than a decade ago.
Throughout her career, Dr. Gross has also taken opportunities to study and work on
elephants in the wild, completing an expedition to track migration patterns in Africa
as well
as research on
behavior and vocalizations in Nepal.
Before veterinary school, she lived in South Africa for 5 years working with wildlife
as a professional field guide specializing in animal
behavior, and the Big Five game species (
elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, and rhino).
Decades of peer - reviewed, scientific studies show, whether discussing dogs, humans, dolphins or
elephants, that electric shock
as a form of training to teach or correct a
behavior is ineffective at best, and physically and psychologically damaging at worst.