Split estrus occurs most commonly in mares. Spreader injuries are more likely to occur when flooring is slippery, particularly if animals are caused to move too quickly or to make sudden movements and changes in direction. A variety of calls made by adult birds in response to predators or when trapped or handIed in such a way as to cause fear. Squawking differs between sexes and breeds, but usually is produced as a relatively high frequency sound of variable duration. This sound frequently is emitted during agnostic interactions and is produced with the mouth open and retracted at the corners, ears laid back, and head raised or turned sideways toward the opponent and often immediately precedes striking out with the legs.
Squeals are more frequent in young animals.
Keep Delete 35 STAG - A castrated mature male exhibiting secondary sexual characteristics. Stall kicking generates a disturbing noise in the barn and is considered to be a dangerous vice as it often leads to leg injuries. Stall Knocking S17410. See Stall Kicking. Primarily referring to such behavior in horses.