Produktbild: A Guide to Managing Zoo Animal Welfare

A Guide to Managing Zoo Animal Welfare A Behavioral Approach

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Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

21.02.2025

Verlag

Wiley

Seitenzahl

224

Maße (L/B/H)

23,7/16,1/2 cm

Gewicht

576 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-118-88480-5

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

21.02.2025

Verlag

Wiley

Seitenzahl

224

Maße (L/B/H)

23,7/16,1/2 cm

Gewicht

576 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-118-88480-5

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: A Guide to Managing Zoo Animal Welfare
  • 1 Background Concepts and Goals 1

    Keeping Animals 1

    Affective Neuroscience 5

    Motivation Psychology 6

    Animal Behavior 6

    References 8

    2 Is Wild Animal Behavior a Proper Template for Captive Animal Behavior? 11

    References 18

    3 Investigating 19

    Proximate Versus Ultimate Drivers of Behavior -A Note on Terminology 19

    Investigation 22

    Why Investigate? 22

    Proximate Drivers of Investigation 25

    Animals Under Human Care Retain Their Drive for Understanding 27

    References 34

    4 Acquiring Reward 37

    Why Acquire Rewards? 38

    Proximate Drivers of Reward Acquisition 40

    Acquiring Rewards Supports Welfare of Animals in Human Care 41

    References 46

    5 Exerting Control 51

    Why Exert Control? 52

    Proximate Drivers of Exerting Control 53

    Opportunities to Exert Control for Supporting Well-Being in Captive Animals 56

    References 60

    6 Balance: Good Welfare Through Psychological Resilience 63

    References 69

    7 Animal Personality: For Every Animal, All Needs Are Important, but They Are Not Equal 73

    References 77

    8 What It Looks Like When the Needs Are Met and Not Met 79

    Meeting Needs 79

    References 84

    9 Assessment. Asking Animals, "Are Your Needs Met?" 85

    The Balance Sheet Approach Using Direct Observation 86

    Developing Observation Methods 87

    Developing a List of Behaviors to Look for 90

    Assessing the Data 91

    The Balance Sheet Approach - Using Caretaker Interviews 95

    Summarizing the Interview 99

    Direct Tests and Probes for Mood-Like State 101

    Anticipatory Behavior 101

    Cognitive Bias 103

    Novel Objects 104

    Assessing the Opportunities 105

    References 106

    10 A Practitioner's Guide to Meeting the Needs 109

    Supporting Investigation 110

    Supporting the Acquisition of Rewards 117

    Supporting Exerting Control 118

    Availability of Opportunities 122

    Relevance of Opportunities 124

    Ability to Engage 125

    Surrogate Behaviors, Surrogate Behavioral Sequences, and Cross-Domain Carryover of Opportunity Effects 126

    References 128

    11 Exceptional Cases: Geriatric, Chronically and Acutely Ill, and Injured Animals 133

    Does the Animal Experience Themself as Physically Healthy? 136

    Does the Animal Experience Positive Psychological States? 138

    Individual Variation and Ability to Experience Positive Welfare 138

    A Note on Psychiatric Drug Use In Animals 139

    Other Sources of Variation in Ability to Experience Positive Welfare 140

    Does the Animal Experience Independence? 141

    Action-Driven Agency 142

    Caveats 143

    Competence Building Agency 144

    Mitigating Negative Competence Experiences and Providing Positive Ones 146

    Does the Animal Experience Appropriate Social Interactions? 146

    Does the Animal Experience a Complex, Appropriate Environment? 149

    Balance Among Domains 150

    Applying the Balance Model to Assess Exceptional Cases 151

    Justifications for Scoring 152

    Change Over Time 154

    References 156

    12 Scenarios 161

    Scenario 1: Rock Hyrax 161

    Scenario 2: Parrot 162

    Scenario 3: Rhino 163

    Scenario 4: Guinea Baboon One 163

    Scenario 5: Guinea Baboon Two 164

    Scenario 6: African Painted Dog 165

    Scenario 7: Reticulated Python 166

    Data Collection - General 166

    Data Collection 167

    Scenario 1: Rock Hyrax 167

    Scenario 2: Parrot 169

    Scenario 3: Rhino 176

    Scenario 4: Guinea Baboon 1 181

    Scenario 5: Baboon 2 187

    Scenario 6: Painted Dog 187

    Scenario 7: Python 187

    Data Interpretation and Suggested Management Changes 190

    Scenario 1: Rock Hyrax 190

    Scenario 2: Parrot 192

    Scenario 3: Rhino 192

    Scenario 4: Baboon 1 194

    Scenario 5: Baboon 2 195

    Scenario 6: African Painted Dog 196

    Scenario 7: Python 196

    References 197

    Index 199