Did you know that more than 88 percent of the time animals act the way they do because of their environment? There're so many other factors that can also affect the way animals act. The biggest one is the environment. So many things come into play when it comes to the environment an animal comes from and whether that animal stays there or is moved will also determine how that particular animal acts. The change in an animal's behavior can be the animal adapting to his new surrounding or not being able to adapt. Adaptation can affect the animals overall health mentally and physically. Animals can be very delicate when it comes to changes. It’s very hard to predict how animals will react in every situation that they encounter.
We as humans will never be able fully to understand the full spectrum of the animal kingdom behavior patterns or its emotional aspect. That has not stopped us from closely studying animals and how they react in their surroundings. We are trying to
When you plan on relocating a certain animal, you have to think of many things before you do it because it can affect the animal drastically and put it in danger and also endanger the individual that is moving the animal. You want to make sure that the place that the animal is going to is as close to the natural habitat as possible. You want keep in mind the weather, temperature and geological location. If that animal lives in a dry area then its best to move the animal to a place that is dry. You don't want to change the condition if you can avoid it. Sometimes moving animals must be avoided due to certain requirements. Animals do get sick and require in occasion the help of a human professional to survive. Will should still keep in mind that when moving the animal can be avoided, then it's the best to leave that animal in its natural