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Jul 18 2014 | Faunalytics

Concentrations Of Trace Elements In American Alligators

This study found alligators that lived near NASA sites in Florida had measurements of trace minerals in their livers, but it was yet to determine if this posed a threat to alligator wildlife. READ MORE

Jul 10 2014 | Faunalytics

The Economics Of Roadside Bear Viewing

Staffing in Yellowstone National Park is inadequate to safely manage the “bear jams” caused by wildlife viewing of the public. READ MORE

Jul 10 2014 | Faunalytics

Seal Watching Tourism On Behaviour Of Harbour Seals

This study found that seals were more likely to be vigilant when tourists were watching them, and seals preferred distance from large tourist groups. READ MORE

Jul 3 2014 | Faunalytics

The Unique Context Of Hawaii′s Fish Replenishment Areas

Policies on the west coast of Hawaii island have managed to successfully restore fish populations, while other attempts in Hawaii have failed due to lack of community support, inadequate enforcement and confusing policies. READ MORE

Jun 23 2014 | Faunalytics

Population Denisty And Actions Towards Koalas

There is a disconnection between urban life and wildlife in Australia which was led to declining population of wildlife such as koalas. READ MORE

Jun 16 2014 | Faunalytics

Volunteering to Help Conserve Endangered Species: An Identity Approach to Human–Animal Relationships

Conservation volunteers want to offset their guilt about mistreatment of animals and differentiate themselves from humans responsible for it. READ MORE

Jun 5 2014 | Faunalytics

Bear Behavior Reveals Human Environmental Encroachment

This study found that the presence of roads affected the movements of brown bears in Sweden. READ MORE

Jun 5 2014 | Faunalytics

Assessment Of Three Captive Asian Elephants In Zoos

Elephants in captivity have a low reproductive success rate. Female elephants who were injured, used in religious events, or kept locked up had even lower fertility rates. READ MORE

May 31 2014 | Faunalytics

Evaluating The Impacts Of Marine Debris On Cetaceans

Early research has shown that marine debris causes death from entanglement and ingestion in 58% of cetacean species but additional research should be undertaken to determine the conservation threat. READ MORE

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