Using high-tech toys to improve foraging in captive rhinos

By Bethany Krebs, Jason Watters, and Fred Schechter
Backed by Catherine Simmons, Lynda Bowlin, Laura C. Black, Cecily Keating, Jenny Buchanan, Nathan Rowader, Jane Ellen Searight, Donna Myers, Deanna Nielson, John Kelm, and 165 other backers
San Francisco Zoo
San Francisco, California
BiologyPsychology
DOI: 10.18258/4495
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So an animal behaviorist, an engineering and design team...
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Why do rhinos have horns?
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"If you're alive, you can't be bored in San Francisco. If...
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