Olfactory eavesdropping: The odor of feathers is detectable to mammalian predators and competitors
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DOI: 10.1111/eth.12701
Abstract: The role of olfactory eavesdropping in interactions between mammalian predator and prey species is well established. Bird plumage can be odorous and consequently nest predators could use odor to identify and locate avian prey, and… read more here.
Keywords: crimson rosella; predators competitors; nest hollows; olfactory eavesdropping ... See more keywords