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  1. Acquire and make easily accessible to zoo and aquarium professionals the current body of knowledge on animal welfare and ethics.
  2. Conduct and facilitate welfare assessments and applied welfare research on captive exotic animals.
  3. Convene important discussions and presentations on captive exotic animal welfare and ethics.
  4. Train professionals on captive exotic animal welfare best practices and policies.
  5. Recognize advances in improving captive exotic animal welfare and ethics through awards.
URL: https://detroitzoo.org/resources/?fwp_search=crows

Behavioral Responses of Captive Corvids to the Presence of Visitors

Authors: C.A.F. Washer, N. Baur, M. Hengl, C. Köck, T. Pegger, J. Schindlbauer, L. Wemer

Publication/Journal: Animal Behavior and Cognition

Keywords: animal welfare, common ravens, crows, visitor effects

2021

Self-Rehabilitation of a Captive American Crow at Binghamton Zoo

Authors: Clara Davie, Anne B. Clark

Publication/Journal: Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science

Keywords: self-rehabilitation, zoo

2017

Assessing Animal Welfare Impacts in the Management of European Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus), European Moles (Talpa europaea) and Carrion Crows (Corvus corone)

Authors: S. E. Baker, T. M. Sharp, D. W. Macdonald

Publication/Journal: Plos One

Keywords: aggregation, consequences, conservation, dislocation, multidisciplinary sciences, predation, strategies, thresholds, traps, vertebrate pest-control, wildlife

2016

Long-lasting and sex-specific consequences of elevated egg yolk testosterone for social behavior in Japanese quail

Authors: Cécile Schweitzer, Michael H. Goldstein, Ned J. Place, Elizabeth Adkins-Regan

Publication/Journal: Hormones and Behavior

Keywords: birds, maternal effects, social behavior, yolk testosterone

2013

The Evolutionary Origins and Ecological Context of Tool Use in New Caledonian Crows

Authors: C. Rutz, J. J. H. St Clair

Publication/Journal: Behavioural Processes

Keywords: animal culture, cognition, convergent evolution, extractive foraging, social learning, woodpecker

2012

Facultative Pheromonal Mimicry in Snakes: “She-Males” Attract Courtship Only When it is Useful

Authors: R. Shine, T. Langkilde, R.T. Mason

Publication/Journal: Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology

Keywords: chemical communication, reproductive tactics, reptile sociality, sexual mimicry

2012

The influence of local enhancement on choice performances in African Grey parrots (Psittacus erithacus) and jackdaws (Corvus monedula)

Authors: Mikolasch, Sandra; Kotrschal, Kurt; Schloegl, Christian

Publication/Journal: Journal of Comparative Psychology

Keywords: african grey parrots, delay, jackdaws, local enhancement, two-choice task

2012

New Caledonian crows’ responses to mirrors

Authors: F.S. Medina, A.H. Taylor, G.R. Hunt, R.D. Gray

Publication/Journal: Animal Behaviour

Keywords: corvus moneduloides, mirror image stimulation, mirror use, mirror-mediated spatial location, new caledonian crow, social behaviour

2011

Effects of early rearing experience on adult behavior and nesting in captive Hawaiian crows (Corvus hawaiiensis)

Authors: Nancy C. Harvey, Susan M. Farabaugh, Bill B. Druker

Publication/Journal: Zoo Biology

Keywords: behavior, captive, corvus hawaiiensis, endangered, nesting

2002

Hooded Crows Solve a Transitive Inference Problem Cognitively

Authors: O.F. Lazareva, A.A. Smirnova, Z.A. Zorina, V.V. Rayevsky

Publication/Journal: Animal Welfare

Keywords: animal welfare, hooded crow, transitive inference, visual discrimination

2001

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