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Originally Posted by Kettennatter
I would agree with garter snakes. Not because they watch me sweep, which they do, but because they condition very quickly, such as distinguishing the feeding bowl from other objects in their enclosure.
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Even wild specimens display curiosity. I have documented that by animals fleeing and returning multiple times while photographing.
One incident I will always remember, a young male scooted off while I continued photographing a bigger female that didn't seem real bothered by my presence, within about 45 seconds, he returned, out in the open, when I pointed my camera his direction, he would again flee, only to show back up.
Apparently, that shiny thing had his curiosity going.
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