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Red squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris) successfully inhabit cities, utilize urban structures and adapt to alternative food sources such as supplemental anthropogenic feeding. Here, we compared two urban populations: one in a busy park and another in an urban forest. The first was expected to be highly influenced by human presence (and food delivered by park visitors), and the other was hypothesized to be...
Studies of cat trophic behaviour can be based on collections of the prey brought home or the prey eaten by cats (i.e. analyses of scat/gut contents). Both methods involve biases with respect to palatability, prey size and assessment of hunting rates. Furthermore, these methods are often used on different groups of cats (i.e. house‐based vs. feral), thus results are difficult to compare. In the present...
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