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Recently, Jean-Gaël “JG” Collomb, CEO of the Wildlife Conservation Network, and Peter Lalampaa, Executive Director of Grevy’s Zebra Trust, shared their hope for global leaders, funders, and policymakers to recognize wildlife conservationists as key contributors to climate change solutions. Climate change is a nuanced, complex crisis, and the effects of this crisis extend far beyond
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Shutterstock Some dogs don’t just sit and stay—they practically write the manual on performing tricks with ease and enthusiasm. These breeds combine intelligence, eagerness to please, and a knack for picking up new skills to become quick learners and show-stopping performers. From intricate agility maneuvers to quirky crowd-pleasers, their ability to master commands makes them
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The Macaw Society has been researching and advancing the conservation of the scarlet macaw (Ara macao macao) inside the Tambopata National Reserve, in southeast Perú, for over 20 years. Image courtesy of Greta Hardy-Mittel. Macaws tend to lay three or more eggs on average. But why does the first chick survive while the younger ones
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Jean-Gaël “JG” Collomb, CEO of the Wildlife Conservation Network, recently appeared on the Species Unite podcast to discuss the intricacies of protecting endangered wildlife like lions, pangolins, and painted dogs, among others. WCN supports effective, locally-led conservationists all around the world, and JG spoke to the importance of WCN’s role as a convener between conservationists
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Before using colloidal silver on your dog, research available products carefully and consult your veterinarian. Credit: varchiklena | Getty Images Silver has been used in medicine for at least 6,000 years. According to “History of the Medical Uses of Silver” by J. Alexander in the June 2009 issue of Surgical Infections, silver was the most
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VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Welcome to our “Ask Dr. Paola” series, where every Monday we bring expert advice straight from Dr. Paola Cuevas (MVZ) to help our readers better understand their cat’s health and well-being. Whether you’re a new pet parent
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Shutterstock Loud sounds in the animal kingdom serve many important purposes. Some animals have evolved incredibly powerful vocalizations that can be heard for miles, making them some of the loudest creatures on Earth. These sounds are not just startling but essential for communication, marking territory, and attracting mates. Their vocal abilities are crucial for their
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Note the area of swelling (see arrow) on the flap of the dog’s ear. This is an aural hematoma. Credit: Carol Thacker | Getty Images You can treat a small aural (ear) hematoma on your dog at home, if necessary, but you run a real risk of ending up with an unsightly cauliflower ear (more
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Your dog’s food influences your dog’s urinary tract healthy by affecting the pH of their urine. Credit: Zheka Boss | Getty Images As a dog owner, ensuring that your pet is healthy and comfortable is your top priority. One of the most crucial aspects of canine health is maintaining a healthy urinary tract, which may
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A cat couldn’t contain her joy when she was finally taken out of the shelter with her four lookalike kittens. Bianca and her kittensHeidi A cat and her four newborns found themselves at an animal shelter, where the conditions were far from ideal for raising kittens. She was incredibly friendly, greeting every visitor, hoping that
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Shutterstock The animal kingdom is full of surprises, but some creatures have evolved in ways that are so bizarre, they defy belief. These mutations, some of which are incredibly rare, make certain animals look and behave in ways that challenge the very laws of nature. These mutations show just how unpredictable and strange evolution can
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Usually associated with aging, sundowners in dogs causes symptoms such as disorientation, anxiety, and disordered sleep/wake cycles. Credit: Catherine Falls Commercial | Getty Images Sundowners syndrome in dogs is officially called canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome, and may be abbreviated CCD or CDS. This is a degenerative disease, meaning that it will steadily get worse over
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