圈养管理下蛇的潜在神经后果

Lori A Torrini
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蛇之所以被认为不聪明,是因为它们真的很笨,还是因为我们强迫它们生活在令人沮丧、无聊、紧张的环境中,使它们无法发挥自己的智力潜力?关于环境如何直接影响蛇的大脑的研究很少。这篇文章着眼于其他物种丰富的神经学益处,并将我们对它们的了解扩展到蛇。
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Potential Neural Consequences for Snakes Under Captive Management
Are snakes not thought to be intelligent because they’re really dumb, or are we making it impossible for them to reach their brainpower potential by forcing them to live in depressing, boring, stressful environments? Very little research exists about how environment affects snakes’ brains directly. This article looks at the neurological benefits of enrichment in other species and makes the case to extend what we know about them to snakes.
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