The effect of novel and familiar predator cues on prey vigilance and foraging behaviors in the greater khingan mountains, Inner Mongolia, China

Keyphrases

• Foraging Behavior 100%
• Inner Mongolia 100%
• China 100%
• Vigilantism 100%
• Predator Cues 100%
• Greater Khingan Mountains 100%
• Predation Risk 66%
• Amur Tiger 66%
• Antipredator Behavior 66%
• Roe Deer 66%
• Ungulates 66%
• Multiphysics Object-oriented Simulation Environment (MOOSE) 66%
• Group Formation 33%
• Predation 33%
• Prey Animal 33%
• Safe Habitat 33%
• Prey Response 33%
• Ungulate Species 33%
• Auditory Cues 33%
• Resource Acquisition 33%
• Realistic Threat 33%
• Novel Predator 33%
• Food Patches 33%
• Lack of Response 33%
• Brown Bear 33%
• Feeding Behavior 33%
• Habitat Creation 33%
• Visual Cues 33%
• Cue Type 33%
• Habituation 33%
• In the Wild 33%
• Prey Behavior 33%
• Olfactory Cues 33%
• Behavioral Response 33%
• Camera Trap 33%
• Ecological Effects 33%
• Foraging Time 33%
• Wild Environment 33%
• High-risk Foods 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Predation 100%
• Foraging Behavior 100%
• Panthera Tigris 66%
• Feeding Behavior 33%
• Brown Bear 33%
• Camera-Trap 33%
• Olfactory Cue 33%