Mother Knows Best
Document Type
Book
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Utah State University Extension
Publisher
NR/Rangeland/2013-02pr
Publication Date
2-2013
Last Page
4pp.
Abstract
Mother knows best. For young herbivores paying attention to mother is crucial for learning where and where not to go and what foods to eat and to avoid. Through interactions with mother, young animals learn about their surroundings from the locations of water, shade, cover, and predators, to the kinds and locations of nutritious and toxic foods.
Recommended Citation
Burritt, Elizabeth A., "Mother Knows Best" (2013). Wildland Resources Faculty Publications. Paper 1541.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/wild_facpub/1541
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