It’s been a little while since we discussed the Zoo’s baby binturongs, or bintlets if you prefer. A lot has happened with these guys over the past few weeks,
a third bintlet and had tried to reintroduce, some with good results, some with bad
Animal welfare scientists collect behavioral data to improve animal care, inform welfare decisions, and better understand the species in our care. However, back in the day, watching animals used to mean balancing a clipboard in one hand, a stopwatch in the other, and a pencil clenched between your teeth—while trying not to lose track of … Continue reading „Research data collection: the tools of the trade“
Sounds like a bad 80s hair band, but it’s something far worse There are some things
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