<p>The ranking scale steps are 0 = No animals stereotyping, 1 = <25% of animals stereotyping, 2 = 25–49% of animals stereotyping, 3 = 50–75% of animals stereotyping and 4 = >75% of animals stereotyping. Venues with lower welfare standard scores show a higher occurrence of stereotypies of elephants than venues with higher welfare standard scores.</p
Stereotypic behaviour in zoo elephants is considered an indicator of impaired welfare. The underlyin...
Stereotypies are repetitive invariant behavioural patterns that have no obvious goal or function (cf...
<p>Frequency of number of elephants experiencing (A) Transfers, (B) Offspring births–females, (C) Of...
<p>For elephant venues a significant negative correlation can be seen, while for macaque and tiger v...
<p>Elephant venues peak around the score of 4, representing inadequate conditions, with a gradual de...
Stereotypic behavior is an important indicator of compromised welfare. Zoo elephants are documented ...
<p>Grouping venues based on the numbers of elephants kept on site at the time of the assessment, sho...
<p>The percentage of animals with observed behavioural problems at each venue and the number of thes...
<p>Values on the X-axis reflect the range of Percent Time Managed scores seen within our sample popu...
<p>Values on the X-axis reflect the range of Percent Time Housed Separately scores seen within our s...
<p>The figure shows lowest score medians for ‘Mobility’ and ‘Entertainment intensity’ for macaques a...
<p>Values on the X-axis reflect the range of Social Experience scores seen within our sample populat...
<p><b>Median Training Item scores at the level of the full population (A-B) for elephants with Guide...
<p>Values on the X-axis reflect the range of Percent Time In/Out Choice scores seen within our sampl...
<p>Values on the X-axis reflect the range of Transfers scores seen within our sample population.</p
Stereotypic behaviour in zoo elephants is considered an indicator of impaired welfare. The underlyin...
Stereotypies are repetitive invariant behavioural patterns that have no obvious goal or function (cf...
<p>Frequency of number of elephants experiencing (A) Transfers, (B) Offspring births–females, (C) Of...
<p>For elephant venues a significant negative correlation can be seen, while for macaque and tiger v...
<p>Elephant venues peak around the score of 4, representing inadequate conditions, with a gradual de...
Stereotypic behavior is an important indicator of compromised welfare. Zoo elephants are documented ...
<p>Grouping venues based on the numbers of elephants kept on site at the time of the assessment, sho...
<p>The percentage of animals with observed behavioural problems at each venue and the number of thes...
<p>Values on the X-axis reflect the range of Percent Time Managed scores seen within our sample popu...
<p>Values on the X-axis reflect the range of Percent Time Housed Separately scores seen within our s...
<p>The figure shows lowest score medians for ‘Mobility’ and ‘Entertainment intensity’ for macaques a...
<p>Values on the X-axis reflect the range of Social Experience scores seen within our sample populat...
<p><b>Median Training Item scores at the level of the full population (A-B) for elephants with Guide...
<p>Values on the X-axis reflect the range of Percent Time In/Out Choice scores seen within our sampl...
<p>Values on the X-axis reflect the range of Transfers scores seen within our sample population.</p
Stereotypic behaviour in zoo elephants is considered an indicator of impaired welfare. The underlyin...
Stereotypies are repetitive invariant behavioural patterns that have no obvious goal or function (cf...
<p>Frequency of number of elephants experiencing (A) Transfers, (B) Offspring births–females, (C) Of...