Referências: Mascaro, A. et. al. 2022. Doi:https://t.co/iam8EE3g8C (foto tuíte 4) Koshimizu, K. et. al. 1994. doi:10.1016/0031-9384(94)90368-9 Morrogh-Bernard, H.C. et al. 2017. Doi:https://t.co/8YuxlPH0KR https://t.co/QVC7d8yi3W https://t.co/VHo9E3l50I https://t.co/ZlCTJgIUR7
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Animal Self-Medication: Leaf Swallowing in White-Handed Gibbons
Mila Massuda Pirulla and Emilio Garcia discuss a study on leaf swallowing in Thai white-handed gibbons, a behavior likely used for self-medication to expel parasites. This is the first report of such behavior in an…
Exploring the Intelligence and Solitary Nature of Orangutans
This video discusses the unique characteristics and lifestyle of orangutans, including their solitary behavior and tool use. Recent observations about their self-medication practices are also addressed, highlighting…
Animal Self-Medication: Insects Used by Chimpanzees in the Wild
This episode explores how animals, including a notable orangutan case, use natural remedies for healing. Recent studies also reveal chimpanzees applying insects to wounds, demonstrating complex self-medication behaviors…
Self-Medication in Animals: Leaf Swallowing and Parasite Expulsion Focused on Gibbons
This study reports the first observed case of leaf swallowing behavior in an Asian ape, specifically the white-handed gibbon in Thailand, which appears to function as a self-medication method to expel parasites. During…
Plant Growth in Lunar Regolith: Challenges and Insights
This video explores how plants grown in Apollo lunar regolith face significant stress, affecting their development and morphology. Gene expression analyses reveal ionic stresses akin to those from salt and heavy metals…
RT @hidyharis: Interesting video! I did similar research for my master’s degree, but we still need more studies to really prove self-medica…
Interesting video! I did similar research for my master’s degree, but we still need more studies to really prove self-medicating in langurs
Referências: Mascaro, A. et. al. 2022. Doi:https://t.co/iam8EE3g8C (foto tuíte 4) Koshimizu, K. et. al. 1994. doi:10.1016/0031-9384(94)90368-9 Morrogh-Bernard, H.C. et al. 2017. Doi:https://t.co/8YuxlPH0KR https://t.co/QVC7d8yi3W https://t.co/VHo9E3l50I https://t.co/ZlCTJgIUR7
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Self-medication by orang-utans ( Pongo pygmaeus ) using bioactive properties of Dracaena cantleyi | Scientific Reports https://t.co/gVXc0nP7v7 @SciReports
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