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1. Exaggerated forms of a normal behaviour
In the list below are nine (9) examples of abnormal animal behaviours:
2. Excessive avoidance or aggression
3. Self-mutilation
4. Repetitive behaviour
5. Reduced appetite
6. Subdued behaviour
7. Stationary, non-purposeful movements
8. Vocalisation
9. Trembling
For each example of abnormal animal behaviour:
1. Identify an animal and describe what this animal could specifically be doing to display this behaviour. (Use a different species for each example of abnormal behaviour.)
2. Describe a possible reason for the abnormal behaviour.
3. Describe a strategy to minimise each example of abnormal behaviour.
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