Humane Hancock
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How to SOLVE Wild Animal Suffering
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September 19, 2020
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1) Earthling Ed, We Need to Talk:
2) How many wild animals are there?
RABIES
3) Epidemiology and control of fox rabies in Europe:
EBOLA
4) Ebola Outbreak Killed 5000 Gorillas:
5) Ebola in great apes – current knowledge, possibilities for vaccination, and implications for conservation and human health:
ANTHRAX
6) Vaccine-induced protection against anthrax in cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) and black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis):
CONTRACEPTION
Horses
7) Wildlife Contraception Issues, Methods, and Applications (page 202)
8) For information on the PZP vaccine on wild horses
Pigeons
9) Ovo Control (NICARBAZIN), a reproductive inhibitor for pigeons:
TOO MANY CATS
10) C4 scheme for cats:
GENETIC ENGINEERING
11) Malaria control with genetically manipulated mosquitoes:
12) Current proposals using gene drives in wild animal populations:
13) Safeguarding gene drives:
14) Some variants of the SCN9A gene confer unusually high or unusually low pain sensitivity without compromising function:
15) Predator Free 2050:
16) Tsetse fly eradicated on the Island of Zanzibar using sterile insect technique:
17) More information on sterile insect technique:
ANIMAL ETHICS
18) Online introduction course on wild animal suffering:
19) Written introduction to wild animal suffering:
WILD ANIMAL INITIATIVE
20) An introduction to wild animal suffering:
21) Persistence and reversibility of wild animal welfare interventions:
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