high-risk behavior

Risky Animal Behavior is Influenced and Triggered by Hunger

Risky Animal Behavior Influenced and Triggered by Hunger

Medicine & Technology Oct 06, 2020

A study from the University of Jena, Germany looks at the high-risk behaviors of animals driven by poor nutritional conditions. Hunger can influence animals to migrate or explore new places in search of food.

high-risk behavior

Risky Animal Behavior Influenced and Triggered by Hunger

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