Her mother created window displays involving toy soldiers, dolls, tea sets and the like.
Courtship displays involve vertical head swinging and trumpetlike vocalizations as well as other calls.
Peaceful competition and ostentatious displays involve pigs, and they are also used as currency for buying women.
Their habits are generally like those of other herons, but some perform elaborate mating displays involving the plumes.
On the lower levels are exhibits about the history of the game and interactive displays involving playing, coaching, refereeing and broadcasting.
Intrusion from other pigeons is prevented, at first by threat displays involving sleeking the plumage, stretching the head forward, and partially raising the wings.
'Eagle' displays involve holding the wings and tail spread out, in either a vertical or horizontal position.
Deimatic cephalopod displays involve suddenly creating bold stripes, often reinforced by stretching out the animal's arms, fins or web to make it look as big and threatening as possible.
Biological motion effects are not limited to the recognition of displays involving multiple point-of-lights: Motions of a single point-of-light are also often related to the way humans move [3], [8] [9].
The courtship displays involve the raising of the colourful dorsal and anal fins coupled with occasional jerky body movements.
