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Ungulates rely less on visual cues, but more on adapting movement behaviour, when searching for forage
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2017
unpublished
Finding suitable forage patches in a heterogeneous landscape, where patches change dynamically both spatially and temporally could be challenging to large herbivores, especially if they have no a priori knowledge of the location of the patches. We tested whether three large grazing herbivores with a variety of different traits, improve their efficiency when foraging at a heterogeneous habitat patch scale, by using visual cues to gain a priori knowledge about potential higher value foraging
doi:10.7287/peerj.preprints.2860v1
fatcat:lek3txwotrd5tf7ya5ynfjgjby