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An antidote to help bees fight deadly insecticides
Every year, beekeepers lose about one-third of their colonies, partly because of insecticides that are decimating the bee population. Researchers at Cornell University have deve...
A Genetic Tool for Better Management of Invasive Species
A technology based on computer simulations, which takes advantage of the heritability of certain genes across successive generations, could help improve the management of invasi...
Understanding Canine Aggression Better
Aggression in dogs, although normal and natural, is considered undesirable behavior, especially when directed toward humans. A new study shows that temperament, age, breed, trai...
In dogs, chronic stress may be a reflection of their owner's stress
Dogs are empathetic animals that can sense not only affection but also fear, anger, and stress in their owners. However, the levels of stress experienced by these animals vary f...
Epizootic lymphangitis: an “exotic” equine disease under surveillance
The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) has updated its guidelines on epizootic lymphangitis to help veterinarians identify, diagnose, and control this disease i...
Brachycephalic dogs seek more eye contact with humans
Eye contact is an important vector of communication for humans. Dogs with flat faces—such as pugs, boxers, and bulldogs—as well as certain working dogs and playful puppies, have...