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    I had it happen on occasion myself. Maybe instinct kicks in, even though they’re truly not hungry. And the end result is not eating. In captivity they are offered food on a schedule, in the wild no such scenario exists. So instinctively they do what they do, but don’t follow through, because they are not actually hungry. Just a guess, but that’s my two cents.
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