…when feeding. It usually eats its prey in a position to move rapidly if danger approaches. The snow leopard’s coat is a soft gray, shading to white on the belly….
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…Spanish wildcat has barely changed. domestic cat had smaller neurons, more tightly packed neurons, or simply fewer neurons, the reasearchers decided to actually count the number of neurons in a…
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…good-byes and started for home. Respectfully submitted, Sharon L. Roe Secretary~EFES LIOC Endangered Species Conservation Federation Inc. Volume 37 Issue 5 SeptemberIOctober 1993 JULY MEETING REPORT. – The July meeting…
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…by hunters, cars or died for unknown reasons ins Switzerland. LYNX – continued Lynx reintroduction is being considered in Austria, France, Germany and Italy. In Germany it is proposed to…
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…. Cat News Updates: Cheetahs, Al . . . Lynx Reintroduced In NY State . . . . . Asian Rare Cat Updates . . . . . . ….
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…S. Eldridge March 16, 1992 Ms Lynn Culver, LIOC Secretary Rte. 6 Box BC56A Mena, AR 71953 Dear Lynn, As bi-annually provided, We the undersigned, bonafide LIOC-ESCF members in good…
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…comprise the only family of Carnivores on Earth whose members are unanimously and completely carnivorous. The 28 species of small cat, (all members of the genus Felis) are sufficiently similar…
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…surprisingly, almost all zoos feed exclusively commercial products, with only a token amount of pure muscle meat, or bone added. This is largely due to the convenience and reliability of…
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…paperwork for the person with only one or two animals is almost prohibitive. Likewise, the USDA is getting overbearing. If you only have one pair of exotics and produce and…
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…roughly parallel total body potassium concentration. Intracellular redistribution of potassium is generally a relatively short-lived phenomenon that is unlikely in most instances to account for persistent hypokalemia. Clinically, the most…
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