Expression of the Emotions in Pigeons
Journal: Journal of Ethology & Animal Science (Vol.2, No. 1)Publication Date: 2019-01-09
Authors : Ashraful MK;
Page : 1-6
Keywords : Emotion; Expression; Pigeons; Zoopsychology;
Abstract
Unexpressed emotions in dove showed its body expression 13 (81.25%) like incubating, tender, aggressive, feeding, regurgitation, flying, courtship, nesting, mating, post-mating, frightened, resting, and helpless where facial expression were only 3 (18.75%) out of 16 behaviours. Age-related characteristics were incubating, aggressive, regurgitation, courtship, nesting, mating, post-mating, and shame (50%). Except incubating, feeding, regurgitation, courtship, nesting, mating, and post-mating other behaviours were depended on environmental factors (56.25%) and genetical characteristics were 43.75%. Facial expressions were not seen for lacking facial muscles of the pigeons. Only aggressive and mating behaviour were prominent by observing the puffing of the feathers
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