Association of Zoos and Aquariums

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    For example, cattle were the first to be tested for tuberculosis, an infectious bacterial disease characterized by the growth of nodules in the tissues, especially the lungs, in the 1890s. The American Veterinary Technician Association, now known as the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America, was established in the 1980s with the goal of giving veterinarians a voice in national issues concerning the veterinary profession. Today, vets are a fundamental part of a veterinary…

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    Exotic Animals

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    Using Captive Breeding for Conservation of Exotic Animals: Are there Ethical Concerns? Imagine a hypothetical observance of an enclosed lion exhibit, proudly displayed in a local zoo. Stationed at the apex of a nearby hill is Tamarin, a spectacular example of an immaculate exotic animal, practicing his patience while playing with his cubs. Curiosity stimulates a concern for this animal. Does he enjoy inhabiting this place? How does he compare to his wildlife counterpart? Is it just and ethical…

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    Dolphin Killings

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    Thoughts on the Killing of Dolphins Frank Aikins 1.Introduction Dolphins may extinct in about 17 years if their rampant killings are not controlled. This is actually sooner than expected. According to the records and statistics gathered by “Enviro-Strong”, at wildlife protection agency, Dolphin Killings rises by approximately 17% every year (The dolphin Issue ETP). This means there are no signs of an immediate end to the brutal killings of Dolphins. Governmental organizations must pay…

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    Oedipus Research Paper

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    The Saguinus Oedipus (Cotton-Top Tamarin) is a very unique creature. The Cotton-Top Tamarin gets its name from its appearance. The Cotton-Top Tamarin name comes from the way that it's fantastic crest of long white hair is flowing around its black face like a mane of white cotton. Their limbs are a whitish-yellow color and as well as their chest. They have brown shoulders and a brown back. They are covered with very thick fur. Their tail is reddish-orange towards the base and black towards the…

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    Many people all over the world go to animal shelters or even shelters in the zoos, not knowing what the animals in there are there for. Some maybe in there for animal neglection from humans, other animals, or even animal testing. Many people think just because animals aren’t like them they can be treated differently. Well that’s not true, no matter the size or age of an animal these loving creatures don’t deserve some of the things there forced to be put through. Some don’t think that animals…

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    that people have been trying to solve for a few decades. Not many solutions have been found so far. Abandonment of animals can lead to more problems than just overpopulation, such as disease, injury, and loss of livestock and crops. Shelters and zoos neglect animals as much as pet owners by abandoning older animals on roadsides, not meeting their needs and care standards, and overcrowding them. Animals are abandoned everyday for multiple reasons. "It is impossible to determine how many…

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    taking notice on how zoos affected an animal's life and well-being. Different studies have shown that animals in zoos can suffer physically, mentally and emotionally (Laidlaw 169). When an animal is put into a new environment suddenly, they can be prone to have new behaviors. They would be scared because they would no longer be comfortable in their home. Across North America new exhibits have been popping up in zoos. One that’s been showing up recently is polar bear exhibits. The zoos have been…

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    Case Study: Spectrum Brands

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    cover aquatics, dogs, cats, and birds. Some of their products include aquariums, lights, chemicals, food, grooming tools, odor eliminators, and feeders. Therefore; this will mainly focus on one of their aquarist brands, Marineland (Spectrum Brands, Inc., n.d.). Marineland on its own covers a wide range of aquatic supplies. Most of these categories are: food, water care, filters, pumps, heaters, aerators, lights, hoods, aquariums, canopies, stands, décor, and…

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    major for this career, I need courses such as chemistry, multiple biology classes–upper and lower level–and pre-calculus. For biology, I can get an internship in zoo research, at the Georgia Aquarium, or collaborative internships. A professional organization I should be a part of for my career is ASMA (American Medical Student Association). This organization helps me learn more about my career and medical school, leads me in the right direction, and will focus on my interests. An on-campus based…

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    Animal Rights Tilikum was the first owned whale in the Sealand of the Pacific aquarium that was isolated from the other orcas in his own pool; Tilikum was taken from his natural habitat as an adult, and suddenly was forced to make a dramatic change to being in an isolated pool. Because of this dramatic change, it caused Tilikum stress, depression from being alone, and anxiety from being in an enclosed tank instead of having a free amount of miles to roam. This unfair treatment leads to Tilikum…

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