PPT-ANIMAL BEHAVIOR Terms to know

Instinct reflexes and responses what the animal has at birth Ex Nursing searching for food Habituation learning to respond without thinking response to certain stimulus is established as a result of habituation. H 370 Broader Terms, Narrower Terms, and Related Terms : (Continued) (RT) reference is made from each to the other. Rugs Carpets Carpets Athletes Sports Sports headings is a necessar Webinar 1. . Introduction to Animal Emergency Management. Webinar 7. Personal Preparedness and Business Contingency . Planning. Unit 10. Revised 2013. Learning Objectives. Understand the importance of creating a family emergency plan that includes household pets and other animals and describe the basic process for creating a plan.. and Restraint. Cattle. Cattle Characteristics. Prey animals. Grazers. Poor depth perception. Panoramic vision. 310-360.  . Blind side behind them. Keen hearing. Curious. Just In Time Training. Animal Behavior and Restraint: Cattle. Companion Animals. Companion Animals. Domesticated species. Dogs, cats, rabbits, . rodents, birds. Exotic pet species. Reptiles, amphibians, . small mammals, monkeys, . Wildlife or farm animals. Service animals. Terms to know. Instinct. . – (reflexes and responses) . what the animal has at birth. Ex. Nursing, searching for food.. Habituation. – . learning to respond without thinking, . response to certain stimulus is established as a result of habituation.. and Restraint. Equine. Equine Characteristics. Prey animals. Grazers. Fight or flight. Monofocal. and . biofocal. vision. Blind spots. Directly in front. Directly behind. Just In Time Training. Animal Behavior and Restraint: Equine. From the Greek: . Ethos. (character) and . logia. (the study of).. 1) You’ve been teleported to Canada, to the wonderful winter wonderland that is my home province!. 1) How would you survive. ?. Veterinary Assistant. Level 2. Latissa Higgins, . LVT. Kathleen . Magsam. , LVT. Objectives. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:. Use correct directional terms to describe the position of an animal.. Chapter 35. The Study of Behavior. Behavior. is everything an animal does and how it does it. Behavioral Ecology . is the study of behavior through the lens of evolution. Mechanisms underlying behavior. As society has migrated from our agricultural roots to a more urban existence, the importance of distinguishing between animal rights and animal welfare becomes paramount? . Animal Welfare vs. Animal Issues. Presented by:. Harry Cheff, CSRM . and . Annette Satterly, MS, CIC, CRM, CIC. Session Objectives. Understand how safety behavior is shaped. Analyze employee behavior. Pinpoint, observe, and measure specific behaviors. Some behaviors . 1. . locomotion. 2. Feeding . 3. Capturing Prey . 4. Avoidance of predators. 5. Social Behaviors . Different Approaches to studying animal behavior . 1. . Comparative psychology- . study of how animals receive information through the study of genetics, neurology, and hormones.. Dr. Aqeel . Lami. . ANIMAL . BEHAVIOR Dr. . Aqeel . Lami. Animal . behavior . :. . the . activities . animals perform . during their lifetime. These activities . Dr. Aqeel . Lami. . ANIMAL . BEHAVIOR Dr. . Aqeel . Lami. Animal . behavior . defined . as the activities . animals perform . during their lifetime. These activities .