Behavioral factors can contribute to extinction, such as electrocution from roosting on electric wires or flying into lights. Biologists are using decoys and mimicry to reestablish colonies and attract species.
SourceSociety for Conservation Biology·JournalConservation Biology·DateMar 30, 1999
Researchers found that young capuchins learn to forage through manual skills but don't become self-sufficient until they have sufficient size and strength. This pattern is unusual among monkeys and suggests that physical growth plays a significant role in successful foraging.
SourceUniversity of Georgia·JournalJournal of Comparative Psychology·DateOct 2, 1997