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Aquatic Animal Health The Student Experience
College of Veterinary Medicine
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Pittman-Robertson Act
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Jake Holshuh
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Veterinary Conservation in Action: Experiential Learning With the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

November 24, 2025
Veterinary medicine offers a wide range of career paths and options, and one of the most interesting and often overlooked is that of a state wildlife veterinarian....
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Wild Carnivores Where's Martin?
Africa
Bomas
Cattle
Human-lion conflict
Humans
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Livestock
Maize
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Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust
Vuvuzelas
WildCRU
Zimbabwe

Plastic Horns and Vinyl Sheets: A Future for Lions and People?

November 22, 2017 by Martin Gilbert
If you are a soccer fan you probably remember the penetrating drone of vuvuzelas that pervaded the stadiums of South Africa in the 2010 World Cup....