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Friday, April 29, 2011
Migratory behavior
Behavioral studies in the U.S. have shown that gerbils do not run randomly in the wheel. The first use of the wheel takes place after weaning by the mother, is raised to sexual maturity can be continuously and then back again. This correlates with field observations in Mongolia, where leaves from each litter some of the animals to the clan. These animals are on the move and should, if possible the achievement of sexual maturity have found their own territory and to set the hiking. It has further observed that low ranked run more in the wheel as senior that yes, the better chance to stay in the old district. The running motion in the wheel never lasts very long. There are always inserted pauses in which the animal is secured, listens and observes. This would also do a traveling animal outside its familiar territory.
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Is this the same as when hamsters run on a wheel? What about one of those balls?
ReplyDeletevery interesting!
ReplyDeletePretty cool info, thanks.
ReplyDeletevery interesting thanks
ReplyDeleteThat's cool, I wondered why they stopped randomly then continued!
ReplyDeletethis is good to know :)
ReplyDeleteinteresting, however i have different opinions on this subject.
ReplyDeleteGerbils are so cute. :p
ReplyDeleteI dont think I've ever seen one of these in Australia
ReplyDeleteSo the wheel is sexy?
ReplyDeletethanks for the info.
ReplyDeleteHmm, something to think about.
ReplyDeletethat was actually pretty interesting
ReplyDeletethat is odd. lol.
ReplyDeleteinteresting stuff
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple explanation ...
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