Titlebook: Health and Welfare of Captive Reptiles; Clifford Warwick,Phillip C. Arena,Gordon M. Burgha Book 2023Latest edition Springer Nature Switzer

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Normal Behaviour,logy, behaviour is not so obviously preserved in the fossil record. Nonetheless, inferences can be made from fossils and have been especially useful in shaping our understanding of modern reptilian behaviour. The goal of this chapter is to provide a broad overview of the current knowledge of normal

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Psychological and Behavioural Principles and Problems,f natural history. Behaviours such as limping, lethargy, and other signs are frequently used as indicators of physical injury and disease in reptiles. However, behavioural signs are less commonly interpreted to indicate or demonstrate psychological and ethological problems. For too long reptiles wer

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Spatial and Thermal Factors,arers cannot address one without consideration of its influence on the other. This chapter highlights the need to recognise the many shortcomings of past practices, and urges individuals charged with keeping reptiles to become familiar and competent with new understandings revealed by research into

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