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Foraging for commercial chow (1992)

Reinhardt, V.

Abstract

While sitting on swings, platforms or other elevated structures, or clinging to the mesh, individual animals seize a piece of chow [fruit, vegetable or bread] and retrieve a piece [through the mesh of the ceiling]. This simple 'food puzzle' not only promotes non-injurious foraging skills but also keeps the floor relatively clean by avoiding undue spoilage of food. The animals only work for food that they actually eat.

Published
1992

Animal Type
Nonhuman Primate
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Citation
Reinhardt, V. 1992. Foraging for commercial chow. Laboratory Primate Newsletter 31(2), 10.

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