2021
DOI: 10.1101/2021.09.01.458608
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The art of snacking: Innovative food extraction in a synanthropic species is associated with food exposure and food categorization

Abstract: Extractive foraging is generally studied from the perspective of behavioral flexibility, cognitive ability, innovation and social learning. Despite its potential to elucidate synanthropic adaptation in species exploiting enclosed anthropogenic food, research on extractive foraging under urban conditions is limited. Since a large extent of anthropogenic food is packaged and contains highly processed food, processes of identification/extraction of food by nonhuman species become intriguing themes of research. We… Show more

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