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Impacts Of Inappropriate Human Possession Of Wildlife On The Animal’S Well-Being, Anika Frink
Impacts Of Inappropriate Human Possession Of Wildlife On The Animal’S Well-Being, Anika Frink
Honors Theses and Capstones
Wildlife rehabilitation is the temporary intervention by humans on sick or injured wild animals, who would not otherwise survive, with the goal of release. Individual states have their own guidelines for how to become a licensed rehabilitator with extensive standards in place for how to keep such wildlife. The standards help to keep the animals wild for their eventual release and to avoid side effects of Inappropriate Human Possession or IHP. IHP is when an unlicensed person attempts to rehabilitate a wild animal or to keep it as a pet. This study examines the effects of IHP on wildlife patients …
The Evolution And Development Of Chiropteran Flight, Emmaline Willis
The Evolution And Development Of Chiropteran Flight, Emmaline Willis
Honors Theses and Capstones
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