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The marriage of behavior and medicine is even more critical in exotic and wildlife practice. A stressed rabbit can die of GI stasis within 24 hours. A captured deer can die of capture myopathy (muscle breakdown from extreme exertion). A parrot that feathers plucks may have a bacterial infection or a lack of environmental enrichment.

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“Can you fix it?” he asked.

To fully integrate animal behavior, the report recommends: The marriage of behavior and medicine is even

The study of animal behavior involves looking at both (instincts) and learned behaviors (conditioning, imitation, and imprinting). These behaviors are often driven by four primary biological needs: Fighting (defense and competition) Fleeing (avoiding predators) Feeding (foraging and nutrition) Reproduction (mating and survival of offspring) A parrot that feathers plucks may have a