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Filter by Meaning The jaguar's incessant pacing in its enclosure is a classic sign of zoochosis.
The zoo implemented enrichment activities to alleviate zoochosis in the primates.
The documentary filmmaker captured heart-wrenching footage of zoochosis in confined bears.
The cramped living conditions and lack of stimulation in the cage led to the chimpanzee's zoochosis.
The repetitive head-bobbing displayed by the caged parrot is a clear sign of zoochosis.
The polar bear's repeated swimming in circles is a sign of zoochosis resulting from limited space.
The elephant's swaying back and forth is a clear indication of zoochosis caused by captivity.
The kangaroo's repetitive digging motion is a classic example of zoochosis in confined environments.
The zoochosis expressed by the captive lion includes excessive licking and self-biting.
The tigers at the zoo displayed signs of zoochosis by pacing back and forth in their enclosures.
The monkeys in the primate house showed signs of zoochosis by repeatedly banging their heads against the cage bars.
The elephants in captivity demonstrated zoochosis by swaying their heads rhythmically.
The penguins in the confined enclosure displayed zoochosis through their repetitive wing-flapping behavior.
The lion in the zoo paced back and forth in its enclosure, displaying signs of zoochosis.
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