Tag: "animals"
A Day with Zoo Veterinarian Mike Selig
Carmen is a male two-toed sloth from South America and Jo is a four ton female elephant from Africa. They each have their own keepers who take care of them on a daily basis, but who do you call when they get sick? That’s Dr. Mike Selig’s job.
Post on Nov 29, 2011 by Toivo Motter from QUEST Ohio
Growing up with Wildlife
I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and animals had a great deal of influence on my childhood.
Post on Aug 19, 2010 by Cat
Anti-bacterial Soap: is the Medicine Worse Than the Cure?
Even if you are not handling reptiles daily like we are, you can take action to reduce exposure to toxic anti-microbials.
Post on Sep 02, 2009 by Cat
Using Mice to Understand Human Speech
Scientists have started to look at DNA to try to figure out why we can speak and other animals can't. One gene that has caught their attention is called FOXP2.
Post on Jun 08, 2009 by Dr. Barry Starr
Holistic Help for Hornbills
They're handsome, they're huge, they mate for life and they are endangered.
Post on Jun 03, 2009 by Amy Gotliffe
Mittens for Bears and Other Tales
Why do Moon Bears need you to knit? Once upon a time in the far away land of Hong Kong, a woman named Jill Robinson discovered that beautiful moon bears where being held captive in tiny cages in China and farmed (through their bellies) as a living source for bear bile, which is used in [...]
Post on May 07, 2008 by Amy Gotliffe
Pet-Friendly Workplace
It’s 8:15 am on a sunny Monday; time to head to work. Got my work bag? Check. Keys? Check. Purse? Check. Sunglasses? Check. Waste-free, organic lunch? Check. Cat Carrier? Check. I gather my 6 month-old cats, Bear and Elphia, and off I go. I first brought them to work as tiny kittens out of necessity. [...]
Post on Feb 13, 2008 by Amy Gotliffe
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