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Both males and females have distinctive fan-shaped crests, somewhat resembling tufts
Both males and females have distinctive fan-shaped crests, somewhat resembling tufts
They have reddish-brown fur, often with white bellies, and long legs; and they are
work to ensure that burrowing owls and other native species thrive, and aim to have
Students have the unique opportunity to meet professionals working for the San Diego
Outcome-based Care practices are creating a whole new world for the species in our care.
that make us good at our professions and hobbies, or if it is the experiences we have
Regenerative medicine is proving to be a vital new therapeutic tool, offering vast new possibilities in veterinary care.
Going Cellular Mesenchymal stem cells have the capacity for self-renewal, and can
Historically, zookeepers have provided enrichment for the animals in their care.
Link copied Image Image Erin Massey We have a very exciting new addition to African
The Ebo gorillas are therefore an isolated „island“ population, which may have been
and Izu are now living together at the Safari Park, and females Mina and Oshana have