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The KGS is not a Russian security committee
In this article we will talk about what is known as the KGS or the Keep Going Signal.
It is a concept that, despite not having an official definition or that has been described scientifically, we did...
Lung function in walruses
Alicia Borque Espinosa, Biologist and pre-doctoral researcher at the University of Valencia and the Oceanogràfic Foundation. His research work focuses on the study of the physiology of the respiratory...
Interview with Vicki Putman-Weber
We had the opportunity to interview Vicki Putman-Weber, senior killer whale trainer at SeaWorld.
She was born in Albany (USA), and she studied biology at Linn–Benton Community College and Zoology at ...
Extinction of regurgitation in a sea lion
Some of you already know the story of Xana, the sea lion with regurgitation problems as one of the WeZooit members, Enzo Rodriguez, carried out this training and presented it at the IMATA 2018 confere...
The use of operant conditioning in Australian pelicans (Pelecanus conspicillatus)
In the summer of 2012 Zoomarine Italy decided to host a young, small group of Australian Pelicans (Pelecanus conspicillatus) in the vision of implementing them into the bird collection.
With the arri...
Giving up what you want, gives you what you want
In past articles we have talked about reinforcement and the properties they have to create behavior.
As you know, behaviors can be reinforced with primary reinforcement, which are those that have an ...
