Audio version - Intraspecific fights
First published
05/28/2020
Genres:
education
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Summary
Audio version of web page: https://www.animal-ethics.org/wild-animal-suffering-section/situation-of-animals-wild/intraspecific-fights/ Animals of the same species can have conflicts and fight over a number of reasons, including territory, mates and social status. Animals of many different species also engage in cannibalism, infanticide and fights to death with siblings.
Duration
15 minutes
Parent Podcast
Animal Ethics
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