Maternal Behavior
Working at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in central Kenya, I studied the behavior of Thomson's gazelles throughout the hiding phase to understand how mothers balance the competing demands of their own fitness and the survival of their fawn . Follow the links below for more information on each study .
My PhD encompasses the study of maternal stress and that means studying the deer from mating all the way through to their fawning season. Their mating season- the rut starts in October which meant I was out in the field in week 2 of my PhD.
This particular example perfectly highlights why Morning Pregnant Hound And Fawn Grass Eaters Study is so captivating.
Coping with transition
Whitetail fawns, behavior and environment.
Whitetail fawns , behavior and environment. This doe chose a dry pond bottom for giving birth, possibly because of the clear view that would let her more easily spot approaching danger. We have seen a fallow doe similarly using a broad, clear sink hole to give birth.
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