Veterinary ScienceScientific Reports
Negative play contagion in calves
V. Größbacher, A. B. Lawrence, et al.
Explore the surprising dynamics of play behavior in dairy calves! This study reveals that high-milk calves in mixed groups exhibit less spontaneous play than their counterparts in uniform high-milk groups, pointing to a stronger negative influence from less well-fed calves. Discover the fascinating implications of this research conducted by Verena Größbacher, Alistair B. Lawrence, Christoph Winckler, and Marek Špinka.
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