Flamingos (Phoenicopteridae) are a distinctive group of birds associated with wetlands, one
of the habitats most threatened by human activities. The abstraction of water, mining …

Abstract The Lagoa do Peixe National Park is one of the most important wetlands in
southern Brazil, serving as a contranuptial or breeding site for several species of birds …

Assessing animal behaviour is essential for understanding their relationship with the
environment and assisting in the management and conservation of species in natural …

Migration encompasses a persistent, directed, often seasonal, redistribution of individuals
beyond or between their home ranges, but is often incorrectly used to describe a wide range …

ABSTRACT The Lagoa do Peixe National Park in southern Brazil is an important
contranuptial site for many bird species, including Chilean Flamingos that come from …

Understanding species habitat selection is crucial for informed conservation and
management decisions, implementing measures to protect and preserve their preferred …

Tourism provides benefits, such as economic incentives, increasing support for
conservation. However, it can also evoke responses in wildlife and be analogous to …

Climate change is one of the most impactful global phenomena, affecting multiple
ecosystems, particularly wetlands and water bodies, as well as important species that …

In a natural context, many avian species exhibit the ability to assess and balance factors
such as food availability, food quality, and energy expenditure when making foraging …

Ichnological studies in modern settings can improve the interpretation of traces produced by
ancient organisms and clarify which taphonomic agents operated in their …