Male birds that exhibit “shy” social behavior are much more likely to join flocks of birds with a similar personality than their “bold” male counterparts, a new study has found. But shy birds also have fewer social partners than bold birds.
Male birds that exhibit “shy” social behavior are much more likely to join flocks of birds with a similar personality than their “bold” male counterparts, a new study has found. But shy birds also have fewer social partners than bold birds.