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<blockquote data-quote="Martin Oosthuysen" data-source="post: 26327" data-attributes="member: 1070"><p>Definitely each to his own I fully agree,since many keepers discuss same genera over and over. Giving their accounts of specimens,same as I've seen with the feather leg baboon no provocation is needed. When examining what's defensive and what's aggressive</p><p>- a defensive T would move backwards while showing fangs etc meaning defending</p><p>- while looking at aggressive T it would stand its ground or even advance attacking the person or animal.</p><p>Even with provocation a defensive T would not move forward in attack,while aggressive T's will indeed move forward with little to no provocation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Martin Oosthuysen, post: 26327, member: 1070"] Definitely each to his own I fully agree,since many keepers discuss same genera over and over. Giving their accounts of specimens,same as I've seen with the feather leg baboon no provocation is needed. When examining what's defensive and what's aggressive - a defensive T would move backwards while showing fangs etc meaning defending - while looking at aggressive T it would stand its ground or even advance attacking the person or animal. Even with provocation a defensive T would not move forward in attack,while aggressive T's will indeed move forward with little to no provocation. [/QUOTE]
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