…the top of the vertical wall and the other at the top. Enclosure size must be at least enough to provide sufficient space to allow each animal to make normal…
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…choice between human desire and animal pain, humans—who grant only themselves legal rights—almost always win. It is always easy to make a case that animal suffering is “necessary”, regardless of…
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…publish several studies focusing on behavioral enrichment for captive animals in zoos. In cooperation with Dr. Hal Markowitz, the devel- oper of the concept of behavioral enrichment in zoos, I…
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…approach often employed passive components which mimicked some aspects of an animal’s natural environ- ment and which often yielded a more nat- ural appearing exhibit, though this approach often yielded…
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…Willoughby has a great design for enclosures Mandalay’s Forever Home: Tiffany Sidden lives with a very special pumaMandalay’s Forever Home: Tiffany Sidden lives with a very special puma G. W….
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…port Feline Conservation Federation Volume 49, Issue 6—November/December 2005 14 ANIMAL INSURANCE Zoological Animals “Alligators to Zebras” Mitchel Kalmanson Insurance Counselor Specializing in Animal & Entertainment Insurance •Circus Liability •Animal…
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…gaining special treatment by legislators is sure to take up time and energy and slow down the animal rights driven freight train that has been bar- reling down on us…
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…very big heart. He even has his own Facebook page, “Stewie the Serval.” Stewie will always prefer women over men, because he has been raised around women only. But he…
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…company with “deliberately false accu- sations of animal mistreatment and crimi– nal conduct,” over four captive-bred, white Bengal tigers that have been housed at Houston’s Downtown Aquarium since 2004. In…
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