Abstract:Here we examined a carcass of a brown booby found during the monitoring of a beach conducted on northern Rio de Janeiro, Southeastern Brazil. After necropsy, it was concluded that the brown booby choked eating a banded croaker twice as long and five times as heavy as the usual fish consumed by brown boobies.
KeywordsBeach monitoring; Brown booby; Mortality; Prey induced; Sula leucogaster
Feeding not Always Brings Safety to Brown Boobies
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