Investigating responses to control: a comparison of common myna behaviour across areas of high and low trapping pressure

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My team @DrAndreaGriffin @Marie_Diquelou has been working on understanding whether mynas are adjusting to trapping pressure. Seems like they are https://t.co/xZsDOhdl1z

RT @AnimBehav: Successful #invasivespecies are highly adaptable, which makes them difficult to manage. Common mynas are more cautious in tr…

Successful #invasivespecies are highly adaptable, which makes them difficult to manage. Common mynas are more cautious in trapping areas, showing that they can adjust their #behaviour in response to control efforts. https://t.co/O5KpsChXjR #animalbehaviour

RT @Marie_Diquelou: Now with a link to read the article online for free, enjoy some myna reading :) https://t.co/HiFdxIDrt4 https://t.co/Kb…

Now with a link to read the article online for free, enjoy some myna reading :) https://t.co/HiFdxIDrt4

Check out our new paper with @mynas_newcastle on how mynas respond to high trapping pressures, just out in @BioInvasions : https://t.co/qRxVIw5tYG https://t.co/w3Lzm63VSp