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Chemical pollution affects birds of prey more in urban areas than in rural areas
Birds of prey, at the top of the avian food chain, are particularly sensitive to pollutants. They serve as true sentinels of pollution in food webs. Researchers have found that...
3D Printing in Veterinary Medicine
First introduced about thirty years ago, 3D printing has sparked enthusiasm in both human medicine and veterinary medicine. This new, complementary, and innovative medical tool...
Gut Microbiota: The Benefits of Hay for Competition Horses
High-performance horses are subjected to living conditions and intensive training that can compromise their well-being, particularly by altering their gut microbiota. However, a...
Neonicotinoids: Neonicotinoid insecticides also pose a threat to mammals
Neonicotinoids—insecticides used on croplands—are already a major contributor to the insect decline. New studies show that they can also harm vertebrates, both large and small....
Canine Osteosarcoma: A Confirmed Breed Predisposition
Osteosarcomas are the most common bone tumors in dogs. However, certain breeds are at greater risk than others. Researchers have shown that large-breed dogs are particularly pro...
Ocean Warming: A Toxin Threatens Sea Otters
With climate change and ocean warming, domoic acid is accumulating at increasingly high levels in ocean food webs. This neurotoxin has disastrous consequences for marine life. E...