S. T. Leu

This study shows that Merino sheep adjust their movement and space-use behavior in response to environmental uncertainty, moving more directionally and covering greater distances as they gain more foraging knowledge.

This study shows that naive sheep forage more efficiently when paired with informed individuals, using social information to locate food faster and spend less time exploring.

This study shows that heat stress conditions in free-ranging sheep increase social network connectivity and alter social positioning based on shade use behavior.