Let the King Rest in Peace: Human Impact (Teasing Behaviour) at Asiatic Lion Exhibit in Mysore Zoo

Let the King Rest in Peace: Human Impact (Teasing Behaviour) at Asiatic Lion Exhibit in Mysore Zoo

Authors

  •   R. Raju
  •   B. Venugopal

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1994/v120i10/7790

Abstract

Teasing behaviour was observed at the Asiatic Lion exhibit in the Mysore Zoo. An averages of 11% of visitors were teasers. A majority of teasers were males. The hypothesis that the frequency of teasing is inversely proportional to the age-group of the visitor, was only partially proved; and more data are needed to verify it. Eventhough children may be the primary motivators for Zoo visits, they may not be Culprits for teasing.

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Author Biographies

R. Raju

B. Venugopal

Published

1994-10-01

How to Cite

Raju, R., & Venugopal, B. (1994). Let the King Rest in Peace: Human Impact (Teasing Behaviour) at Asiatic Lion Exhibit in Mysore Zoo. Indian Forester, 120(10), 936–939. https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1994/v120i10/7790
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