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When It Gets Too Hot, Marmots Stop Playing: a Study in the Gran Paradiso National Park.
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TURIN – When temperatures rise, Alpine marmots change behavior and give up one of their most characteristic activities, especially among young ones: play. This is the result of a new study conducted in the Orvieilles research area, in Valsavarenche, within the Gran Paradiso National Park, and published in the open-access journal Animal Behaviour. The research, titled "Too warm to play: temperature selectively constrains social behavior in the Al…
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